The Four Types of File-Sharing
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A typology distinguishing file-sharing into four categories: (A) substitution (downloading instead of buying), (B) sampling (downloading to try before buying), (C) accessing unavailable content, and (D) accessing uncopyrighted or freely-distributed content. Only category A causes clear economic harm.
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