Sentence examples for because of piracy from inspiring English sources

Record sales are in decline not only because of piracy.

The music business is dying because of piracy.

"The studios went to 3D because of piracy, because they were trying to have a unique experience.

Mr Waldfogel says that is misleading: because of piracy, revenue understates how much music the public has really consumed.

The industry may be worth $5bn£3bnbut, but film-makers struggle to make a profit because of piracy.

"You know, we are not selling so much in South Africa because of piracy, but we are playing more shows.

People in Spain and Italy, he said, tend to be more avid file swappers than northern Europeans, perhaps because other forms of piracy are also more common there.

And some writers are reluctant to post entire books because of fears of piracy; Mr. Murong said he had not posted his last book, a nonfiction work about a pyramid scheme, for that reason.

"The content industries, such as the motion picture studios, are overly insistent on restricting the digital technology that gets deployed because of fears of piracy," he said.

As Adrian Johns makes clear in his book Piracy, the current piecemeal intellectual property laws exist precisely because of a tradition of piracy going back at least to the invention of the printing presses.

But on the other side it is a little bit of piracy, because sometimes it's not always stuff that's given — there's certain things that are taken".