Sinful07, you're absolutely right.
Especially when it comes to DVDs, they invite copying, it's so easy to just watch and copy exactly as-is. This is less of the case with books, where interpretation is required. This just means that with DVDs, it is more important than ever to be original, and work on your own presentations and so forth, because it's not natural to do so as in a book.
Especially when it comes to DVDs, they invite copying, it's so easy to just watch and copy exactly as-is. This is less of the case with books, where interpretation is required. This just means that with DVDs, it is more important than ever to be original, and work on your own presentations and so forth, because it's not natural to do so as in a book.