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    The document discusses how The Pirate Bay, one of the top 100 websites worldwide, allows independent artists and creators to promote their work through the site in order to gain exposure and popularity. While known primarily for facilitating piracy, The Pirate Bay also provides opportunities for lesser known artists to advertise and potentially reach a wider audience. Questions are raised about whether exposure on the site could lead to formal contracts from larger entertainment companies or make niche genres of music and film more mainstream. The information could be useful for a research paper about alternative methods to address internet piracy.

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    The document discusses how The Pirate Bay, one of the top 100 websites worldwide, allows independent artists and creators to promote their work through the site in order to gain exposure and popularity. While known primarily for facilitating piracy, The Pirate Bay also provides opportunities for lesser known artists to advertise and potentially reach a wider audience. Questions are raised about whether exposure on the site could lead to formal contracts from larger entertainment companies or make niche genres of music and film more mainstream. The information could be useful for a research paper about alternative methods to address internet piracy.

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    The document discusses how The Pirate Bay, one of the top 100 websites worldwide, allows independent artists and creators to promote their work through the site in order to gain exposure and popularity. While known primarily for facilitating piracy, The Pirate Bay also provides opportunities for lesser known artists to advertise and potentially reach a wider audience. Questions are raised about whether exposure on the site could lead to formal contracts from larger entertainment companies or make niche genres of music and film more mainstream. The information could be useful for a research paper about alternative methods to address internet piracy.

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    FAQ-I Sheet Topic: ________________Internet Piracy________________________

    MLA Entry: ____________5000

    artists line up for the pirate bay promotion.

    Facts (with page


    #s)

    Arguments (how might you use these facts to accomplish your purpose?)

    Questions (what do
    those facts make you wonder?)

    Integrations (what
    genres might you use to incorporate this into your project?)

    George Barnett and Tomas Vergara had great success using The Promo Bay The Promo Bay wishes to cover a wide range of genres, from music to film to cartoons

    Independent artists have a way to make a name for themselves by advertising on one of the top 100 sites worldwide.

    Will people who create a name for themselves with The Promo Bay be offered contracts from record labels or production companies? Will this make some less known genres of music and film become more popular?

    I can use this for my research paper on alternative methods to combat internet piracy

    Anyone looking to make a name for themselves can put in an application and if The Pirate Bay team likes it, it could be featured on their homepage.

    2006 by Melinda Putz from A Teachers Guide to the Multigenre Research Project. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.

    HANDOUT 3D

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