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chanticoIn discussions about food insecurity, food safety is often left out of the debate. Crappy eats that are chock full of preservatives are, well, chock full of *preservatives*. Things that preserve. Not only will they stay edible longer, they will repel more vermin, and aren't dependent on refrigeration. Fresh food does none of these things.
Edited to add: Is digital distribution inherently supportive of a monopoly corporate model? With physical product, a store or venue can, to a certain degree, tailor it's stock to it's budget. But if the licensing fee for, say, an MP3 is the same across the board, then small start-up "music shops" online will never be able to afford the catalog of larger companies.
Edited to add: Is digital distribution inherently supportive of a monopoly corporate model? With physical product, a store or venue can, to a certain degree, tailor it's stock to it's budget. But if the licensing fee for, say, an MP3 is the same across the board, then small start-up "music shops" online will never be able to afford the catalog of larger companies.
