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Nº532 - Music Piracy, Mixed Media and Ghost Font

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Featured decorative image of MacOS folders and MP3 files from a Pigeons and Planes feature The Lost Joy of Music Piracy. The article argues that the invite-only music piracy networks of the 2000s, such as Oink and What.CD, fostered a passionate, curated music culture that modern streaming has failed to replicate. The article features insights from Nine Inch Nails’ Rob Sheridan who posits that this era prioritised deep engagement, contrasting with the passive consumption and low payouts of current streaming models. Original image by Tyler Farmer.

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