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<blockquote data-quote="henderson" data-source="post: 1878130" data-attributes="member: 60674"><p>I think not only sinhala albums fall into this category, all software films and sinhala and non sinhala audio fall into this category .Those albums, software and films are too costly if we need to buy original CDs/DVDs, thats why we tend to copy them illegally. If their are no pirated software probably most of us will not be surfing internet. Simply bcoz software is costly than hardware itself and buying both of them is simply not affordable. Same thing applicable for music. If their is no way to obtain music for free I think most of the people will be stop hearing new music and will stick to radio chanells instead of buying them. Same story for the films. If we get the stuff for reasonable price probably we may go for it instead of pirated copies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="henderson, post: 1878130, member: 60674"] I think not only sinhala albums fall into this category, all software films and sinhala and non sinhala audio fall into this category .Those albums, software and films are too costly if we need to buy original CDs/DVDs, thats why we tend to copy them illegally. If their are no pirated software probably most of us will not be surfing internet. Simply bcoz software is costly than hardware itself and buying both of them is simply not affordable. Same thing applicable for music. If their is no way to obtain music for free I think most of the people will be stop hearing new music and will stick to radio chanells instead of buying them. Same story for the films. If we get the stuff for reasonable price probably we may go for it instead of pirated copies. [/QUOTE]
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