10. Conclusion

Having presented all those advantages, disadvatages and even methods of tackling the problem, we shall now take a look at this short video and determine it yourself if "Piracy is really more of its worth or is it more of a trouble creator?"

The existence of piracy has both its advantages and disadvantages. It is supported and discouraged based on individuals’ viewpoint about it. It is highly impossible to fully abolished piracy with the fast improvement of technology and the Internet.

Nonetheless, there will still be a fairly equal amount of people who are pirates and non pirates. Hence, the economy will improve and also be affected negatively by both groups of users.

If "non-pirates" learn to view the war on piracy as the unfairness of what they get for their money, and not about the unfairness of how much money content producers receive, then they will start to ask: “If everyone else gets unlimited content for little or no payment, why can’t I have it too?”

On the other hand, we can also ask: which actually matters more – that all publicly available digital content is available for minimum cost, or that producers get paid? And if we think it's a good idea to pay content producers something, even if the war on piracy is lost, can we think of some other way to compensate them, one which is less unfair and perhaps less costly than the current system of copyright and failed copycontrol?