Serviços de subscrição musical ou pirataria?

«There's Slacker's WiFi Net radio player which is mobile. It has a four inch screen that pushes the Internet radio stream to the player because it is able to cache stations on flash memory -- works when WiFi doesn't. It's built to fail, however. The service is free but you have to pay -- here we go again -- $10 a month to get unlimited skipping, no ads and option to save songs.

There is persistent thinking that free trumps paid -- and that subscription services delivering millions of tunes will be a clear winner with the next generation. But to date, music rental services have not been all that popular. Stealing music is still the number one means of acquiring songs and that when music is purchased it is bought through the intuitive interface at the iTunes store.» Jerry Del Colliano, Free Music vs. Subscription 7/02/08