Pirated MediaThe reproduction of documents by the media is of great concern and requires certain restrictions due to the impacts that accompany piracy. For example, Oberholzer and Strumpf argue that individual creators of pirated media affect states' economic growth because there is a decrease in sales of large original materials. Most people who are interested in pirated works spend less time watching a series of films. The government should, in conjunction with the restrictions imposed on the population, take punitive measures to pirate media creators. This essay contains information about the creators of pirated media. There is also the impact of pirated media on both creators and society. Additionally, this article highlights some of the reasons why individuals choose to create pirated media. Additionally, the article illustrates several actions that creators of pirated media should take to prevent further corruption of the entertainment industry. From an opinion point of view, there is a positive side for the creators of pirated media. Pirated media refers to the illegal duplication of documents describing important information as highlighted in the original documentation. Pirated media creators are individuals who illegally copy first-hand information and distribute it to the public in order to make a living. Reproducing documents is somehow moral, even if it involves some illegality. Pirated media works include downloading music, videos and technological software used during the installation of various programs on electronic devices. Most individuals bring out various motivations from the entertainment industry and upload information to sell to the public. Individuals should......in the middle of a sheet of paper......examine the devices containing usual information. It is expensive to purchase products that represent only part of the information required, as it wastes money (because you have to go back and acquire the main document from the media). Some people should look into the importance of reproducing the information rather than the illegal part in order to encourage individuals to be innovative when copying information. It is therefore appropriate to conclude that individuals should be concerned about the type of information to convey to the public, regardless of their culture (Lessig 64). There is nothing wrong with letting the entertainment segment carry out its tasks without any substance hindering it. It is also essential to seek practical employment opportunities instead of engaging in illegal behaviors like creating pirated media..