It's not impossible to determine who is at fault, it just hasn't been determined yet. It would be far better to determine in advance, but a lot of this is going to end up in front of judges and be decided by case law unfortunately.
You had me up until "you can't really fault anyone involved", because actually you can.
These systems are designed, marketed, and used irresponsibly. In the case of any given error we will have to decide which party violated our expectations and committed the act most responsible for the crime.
If someone would make a gog/bandcamp for TV and movies, I'd use it. But the only way to view either is through DRM-encumbered physical media or rent-like payments (e.g. streaming and DRM-encumbered "purchases"). I don't want my files like that, thanks very much.
So I actually pay for far more music and games than I do TV shows and movies. Funny how that goes.
Oh no, a few hours delay while they verified that they weren't going to break Florida's draconian laws and face criminal prosecution. You should celebrate, the law is working as designed!
You know given the differences in prevailing wages I'd bet it's easier for a USAian to fund an Indian union's strike fund.
Workers of the world unite, but is anyone out here facilitating that?
Repeat after me: Local control. Local control. Local control.
"The Cloud" is just other people's computers.