The opponents to MP3 copying hold that in the long run there may be far less music available for copying because artists and publishers will have far less incentive to create and disseminate music.

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Opponents argue that if individuals continue to copy and distribute MP3 files without proper compensation for artists and publishers, there will be less financial incentive for these individuals to create and distribute music. This could ultimately result in a decrease in the amount and quality of music available for consumers.

The Opponents to MP3 Copying Hold That in the Long