We should have the right to do what we want, as long as we do not concretely hurt other people's rights. I agree that the computer and music industry should work hard to find a solution to piracy. Piracy is a large problem for content providers and authors, since they do not get the well-deserved rewards for their hard work each time that someone copies their material while that same person could make a purchase. It must be why I do not own a single audio CD that I did not buy at the local music store. I am not sure, however, if it is right to find solutions that can ultimately harm our rights.
Television is a one-way media.
You do not get to use the media to respond, or to go ahead and start something on your own. When the Internet hit society like a freight train, a lot of people's knee-jerk reaction was to try and impose their ideas of what was right and wrong. Some folks suggested that governments should tighten their grip on it, and exercise power over its content just as it does for other media. Fortunately, my homeland set the example that all others should follow. Governments or industries should not try to clutch the Internet, if only for the sake of its development.