Neil Gaiman on piracy (it’s free advertising)
Wow! In this vid, sure to ruffle a few feathers, Neil Gaiman lays out the argument for piracy, explaining that piracy is free advertising. [via the inimitable Cynical-C] Posted by Jesse Willis
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Wow! In this vid, sure to ruffle a few feathers, Neil Gaiman lays out the argument for piracy, explaining that piracy is free advertising. [via the inimitable Cynical-C] Posted by Jesse Willis
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