Putting Piracy in Perspective
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A 12-year-old child swaps songs with her friends without permission, gets fined $2,000 and must apologize in public.
The CEO of a bank swaps customers’ personal data with his buddies without permission and gets a $20-million compensation package and an “attaboy.” What’s up?
Tony O’Doherty
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