The video discusses the challenges of piracy in the music industry, highlighting that despite the availability of affordable legal options, piracy remains rampant. It explains that piracy is often ad-supported, which diverts funds away from content creators, threatening the content economy. The video emphasizes the role of advertisers in choosing to support legal platforms over pirate sites, which could determine the future of the content economy.

What is the main reason piracy remains prevalent in the music industry despite the availability of legitimate content?

• Limited access to legal platforms

• Legal platforms are too expensive

• Free content is more appealing than paid content

• Lack of awareness about legal platforms

How is piracy often financially supported?

• Via advertising

• Through subscription fees

• By government funding

• Through donations

What is a key difference between traditional media advertising and advertising on pirate sites?

• Pirate sites charge more for advertising

• Traditional media advertising funds content creation

• Pirate sites have more viewers

• Traditional media does not use advertising

What could happen if all advertising money moved from legitimate platforms to pirate sites?

• The content economy would thrive

• There would be no impact

• The content economy could collapse

• Pirate sites would become legal

Who ultimately decides whether to support legal or illegal content?

• Advertisers

• Content creators

• The government

• Consumers