Another day, another breach in the world of cyberspace. Spotify, the preeminent music streaming service, has had its almost entire library of songs stolen by Anna’s Archive, a piracy hacking organization which views copyright as an impediment to the free flow of information on the internet. Anna’s Archive breach of Spotify in my opinion is an anarchist’s move, a position only truly supported by those who want to live in a world without states or borders. We still need artists to make money in our nations. Putting that music on a website to be downloaded by random users for free is taking away the money they deserve for putting passion into their profession of bring music to all of humanity in here.
While the Swedish company is attempting chase after Anna’s Archive, it is clear many users have already begun downloading the torrents. While not all the files maybe playable, some of them are.
Many people have been complaining about streaming services becoming too powerful and expensive here. Anna’s Archive’s actions are done by people who do not care about the rules.
The musicians have to make money but there has to be another way here.
The most important thing is that music gives back to the community and the artists you spend time putting their creativity into the realms of notes and songs.
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