08/31/2025
πΏπ² What does it really mean to βownβ a piece of entertainment in the digital age? Turns out, itβs way more complicated than it seems.
A new class action lawsuit against Amazon claims that when you βbuyβ a movie or show on Prime Video, you donβt actually own it β youβre just renting access until Amazon holds the rights. If those rights expire, your purchase could vanish from your library. π³
This case not only raises big questions about streaming and how corporations treat art, but also reminds us why physical media still matters in a digital-first world. πβ¨
π Do you prefer collecting physical copies or sticking with streaming convenience?