There are so many questions and fine lines looming over the file-sharing world. One question, for example, concerns downloading television shows. Technically you do not pay for television shows, you pay for a service that provides you access to hundreds of television shows, so is it illegal for me to download an entire season of “Project Runway?”
Who needs cable TV these days if you have the Internet readily available?
Lately, my cable TV is becoming obsolete with the all the options for downloading my favorite movies and television shows. But is it wrong for me to download these files on the Internet?
It is only OK if I pay for it — or is it?
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it really is a gray area. there is the argument of not having commercials makes it too free and causing problems for TV stations but even when you have cable and have to pay for service you still get commercials. so even when you are being fully legit there still isnt the proper balence in whats fair.
thankes good worck