I disagree that giving money shoukd be considered speech, or bribery would be a constitutional right.
Actually, here in Uruguay Netflix offers English descriptive subtitles and Spanish regular subtitles, but no English regular subtitles. So I must choose between "maldita sea" minced oaths or [dramatic music].
The point of live sports is not just a dofferent type of content. Sports is a year-round show, unlike the typical American weekly series which has 24 chapters at most. So people can unsubscribe for three months, because there's no off-season. Or at least in soccer. Actually, the best exsmple of this isn't sn actusl sport, but WWE. In addition, sports fans are willing to spend more money than other people. The most notably exampkes are boxing and mixed martial arts, where they pay for dozens of PPV events every year, no matter how weak the cards.
This is what authors have been demanding the past seven decades since they last died.
Meanwhile, the Italian government said nothing about the Ferrari California.
"It has Sony guts!"
In Soviet Russia, the hovernment tells companies when to launch products.
The concept of superfans is well known by the casino industry, where these are known as whales.
I suspect that these congressists were traumatized trying to make the windmill hole.
Unfortunately, there's a long list of techinques for copyright evergreening, most notably mudic remasterization.
Don't forget that Microsoft Gaming includes Xbox.
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Journalists should use RSS or otherwise customizable aggregators.
You can put lipstick on a pig, except in Arizona where it's illegal.
Correct, except that people can re-sell books and disks, but can't re-sell digital downloads or activation keys.
Beware that "cheating" is often used as newspeak for "modding".
In the United States, local taxes pay for local government, not for the federal government. Because of that, local government funding depends on how rich residents are. In other countries, local government are funded by the federal/national government (not viceversa as you suggest), which reduces inequalities.
Thanks to the internet, there's more creators and creative works than ever. The problem is that even if revenue grows a bit, it's being split between lots of creators (and intermediaries). That's not a problem for amateurs, but it's a big problem for full-time professionals.
On the contrary, Netflix is proud to have become today's Max rather than yesterday's HBo.