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"Creativity in the audiovisual and film industries is not just art; it is also a market sector that provides many jobs throughout the European Union. The economic contribution of culture and the arts expressed as added value is some 2.5% of GDP. To ensure continued growth in this market, we should create favourable conditions for the creation of audiovisual materials and also provide protection to the creators. However, it is easy to forget that, in the age of the Internet, distribution of and access to audiovisual materials takes place increasingly through illegal channels. Consumers using this type of channel often do not understand the meaning of intellectual property rights. In the light of the above, consumers should be given appropriate information about all the issues relating to intellectual property rights that may come up with regard to file-sharing using cloud computing services. Ease of access to audiovisual materials should, one would think, result in increased revenues for the creators and performers of these materials. However, the earnings obtained by them are often very modest. It would be worth therefore putting some effort into finding a solution that would allow authors and performers to receive appropriate remuneration."@en1
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