What is the use of high bandwidth when BT ends?

Today I read a classmate's QQ signature, which says, "what is the use of 4 m broadband at the end of the BT age ". In China, on the one hand, China Telecom popularized higher, faster, and better network speeds. However, the speed of broadband is conducive to downloading some large files, while allowing more resources to be widely spread, but if the BT era is over, what is the use of high-speed broadband in the eyes of some people? Of course, this view is one-sided and comprehensive. It can only represent the ideas of some people. People who like to watch and download movies and TV series enjoy high-definition videos. However, high-definition videos can lead to larger files and large download time, many netizens will obtain these free resources through BT, thunder, and other channels.

 

Recently, many large BT websites, such as btchina, have been closed, and the Broadcasting Bureau is busy. Many netizens do not approve of blocking BT websites. After all, the rise of the Internet is free of charge at the beginning. A survey shows that not everyone is willing to watch movies in the cinema, even if everyone is willing to watch the movie at your turn, so what is the use of the Internet? What is the use of high bandwidth? It seems that there is no disease. Since the development of the Internet in China, we can look at the positive side. However, such an approach is not recognized by many people. There are advantages and disadvantages in the Development of everything.

From the perspective of the industry chain, film and television communication methods cannot be spread in one way. After all, with the rise of the Internet, the traditional film and television industry model will also change. Some people are willing to choose to watch these works through the Internet, some people are willing to watch movies, while others are willing to watch movies.

As a commercial film and television work, profit is a purpose of creating a work. Through the dissemination, more people can gain the awareness of the film. To put it bluntly, there is no market for commercial film and TV works. Obtaining revenue from cinemas and other means of authorization is a source of revenue from movies and videos. However, with the rise of the Internet, more people are willing to watch these films and videos through the Internet. This leads to some new problems. Is the past industrial chain model suitable for today's fast Internet age? In 1990s, broadband was not widely used, and many people were willing to watch film and television works by purchasing CDs. After the Internet explosion, more people are willing to watch through the Internet. After all, free things are more attractive. A group of video and video websites, such as yutube abroad, Youku, Tudou, 56, and Sina video and video sharing websites in China, are emerging products. After the integration of these websites, the industry chain has changed. Every middlemen once publicized their products to obtain indirect income. This is also an improvement. Currently, the BT ban is still discussed by many people. After all, most people do not want to see BT leave.

We hope to analyze whether this part of the industry can generate profits, so that the film and TV works it creates are not a single revenue, but can be made through other means. In this way, the revenue of film and TV works can be obtained through multiple ways. Of course it's just an idea, but in reality it's not that simple idea.

In two ways:

1. Support banning BT to prevent piracy

2. oppose the practices of the Radio and Television Bureau and support BT to continue

From these two points of view, the first point of view is that most of them stand in the interests of film publishers. Piracy is harmful to the sale of films and affects the development of the industry chain.

Second, we oppose the abuse of power by the radio and television bureau and harm the interests of Internet users.

 

Starting from one point, the publisher copies a movie in the cinema through copy, and obtains profit by selling the copyright. The CD business obtains profit by selling the genuine CD. On the way, we assume that there is no genuine CD, where is the source of piracy. Piracy is not authorized in the correct way, and that part of the licensing fee is lost, and publishers are naturally unhappy. In China, the intellectual property law is not as perfect as in the United States.

The opposing party has no influence on piracy. How many films are recognized by people? Everyone needs to buy genuine CDs or go to the cinema to see the latest movies. In this case, the publishers will not be willing to see it? In the past year, we can see a lot of large movies, such as 2010 disaster-stricken films and transformers, all of which have a very good box office. So what about the profit of publishers? Or is it hard to earn enough? For example, in the past, Microsoft had a consistent style. In order to popularize the installation rate of windows, Microsoft's style still retains the influence of piracy. This is called the leeching.

In any case, the money is a monster. A publisher wants everyone to watch a movie, so that they can get the profit value. But is everyone willing to buy his/her order? In this way, we still hold our reserved opinions. If we want Chinese piracy to disappear, we can either build a house first and increase the consumption level. The purchasing power will naturally be good. The genuine version is good, and piracy is also a shadow of the genuine version. The two kinds of conflicts have always existed in China. In China's national conditions, to solve piracy, you can either start from the source, start from the source of the release of genuine CDs, and cut this part off. You can only see this through the cinema or television media channels, either solve the purchasing power of Chinese people first. In this way, the piracy rate will decrease.

Besides, the high broadband penetration rate is still very low. Compared with Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and the United States. There is still a level of domestic broadband. It takes a long time to download a game or movie. We are willing to see high-width popularity. Unfortunately, it still takes a long time to download a game or movie in China. BT is just a P2P technology, and this technology is not guilty. If a Bt website is banned, it can only be viewed online in another form, or it can continue to purchase pirated content. Will piracy continue to rise? This requires a survey to know the results.

In general, piracy will continue without talking about the benefits. It can only be said that the operation by the Radio and Television Bureau received legal support, but it lost the hearts of the people. On the contrary, just like the practice of Dazhai in agriculture in the past, the network resources in China are not considered as appropriate.