When I studied in Colombia, I noticed that a few of my classmates used to spend the free time between classes watching movies on their computers. One day I decided to join them and for simple curiosity asked them where did they get the movies from. They showed me a website and told me I could download for free not only movies, but also music and some other stuff.
The website is taringa.net (http://taringa.net/); it allows any person to download free music (even the hole album collection from an artist), entire movies, videos, TV shows, games, applications, images and stories; you only need to select a category, write whatever you are interested in on the search field, then a list with a bunch of links will appear and with just one click you will get what you want complete free of charge.
It is really amazing to see the never-ending-list of the items you can download.
For example, by looking up Michael Jackson, more than 20 pages show up, each one with approximately 50 download links.
The problem is that they freely share all this without the permission of any of the owners of such data! The law says that "the owner of a copyright is the one with the right to reproduce, distribute, and display a work. Without their consent, it is copyright infringement to place the work on the internet or to download/copy it."
Getting something for free can sound very nice, but this website absurdly violates the copyright law, and if I were an artist I wouldn't like to see all my effort and work being freely distributed, and even worse, without my consent.
