And it goes on because of the combinations of the information that will arise as a new technology is introduced. A website can provide MP3 music files, but not everyone knows how to make use of MP3 music files, nor wants to wait the time it takes to download large files. As for the art, it's impractical to ask people to download 180-megabyte files over the Internet. Personally, I don't have a problem if the creator of this material makes money. Even the non-profit organizations and religious institutions sell their materials.
Money is a form of energy.
It's an exchange tool. Someone has invested an enormous amount of time and energy into designing, developing, and producing these materials. If they don't want to, the website is available to them for free. Since this new site launched with the First Source product, it's taking a lot of my personal time to answer email, address shipping envelopes and pack CDs, enter data into our database, drop off the packages to the post office, etc. No one is making large sums of money here.