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	<title>Comments on: Cory: Buy Open</title>
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	<description>by Derek Slater</description>
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		<title>By: IM</title>
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		<dc:creator>IM</dc:creator>
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I&#039;m all in favour of open formats, more power to the consumer, however I take issue with the implication of this statement: 
&quot;How will people become accustomed to a digital world in which you have to rebuy all of your software players and music catalog whenever a better format, player, or service comes out?&quot;
People are already accustomed to a world in which ownership of music in one format does not entitle them to free supply of same in whatever new format comes along. Compare with Vinyl, &#039;MC&#039; Tape Cassette, CD, 8-Track, 4-Track, 78&#039;s etc. Nobody walked into a record shop and claimed their free copy of Revolver on CD in exchange for their old album.</description>
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<p>I&#8217;m all in favour of open formats, more power to the consumer, however I take issue with the implication of this statement:<br />
&#8220;How will people become accustomed to a digital world in which you have to rebuy all of your software players and music catalog whenever a better format, player, or service comes out?&#8221;<br />
People are already accustomed to a world in which ownership of music in one format does not entitle them to free supply of same in whatever new format comes along. Compare with Vinyl, &#8216;MC&#8217; Tape Cassette, CD, 8-Track, 4-Track, 78&#8217;s etc. Nobody walked into a record shop and claimed their free copy of Revolver on CD in exchange for their old album.</p>
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