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I Hate The RIAA!
Extintion level events in digital music
sonicproduct
Date:
February 22, 2005 @ 7:32 PM
Sonic Product blog." id="127082">When there's billions of dollars on the line,
large media corporations will stop at nothing to
eliminate threats to their business models, no
matter what the cost to our culture. Modern media
thrives on technological innovation, and yet the
past few years have seen an increasingly large
effort to stifle innovation by trade
organizations (RIAA, MPAA) and the media
conglomerates they represent. These bureaucracies
are unable to adapt to the new digital business
landscape, so they use lawsuits and legislation
in a desperate attempt to prevent their own
obsolescence. The result of this corporate
meddling is that consumers are denied access to
life-enhancing media technology, and artists are
shut out from having a hand in deciding the fate
of their own work....
Check it out at the
Sonic Product
blog.
nickmandler
Date:
April 14, 2005 @ 11:38 AM
Techno was born through sharing and innovation.
It's too bad that nobody has the power to stop
these lawsuits from happening, it seems like
digital music is going to die out any day now.
It's up to people like us to keep it going, by
posting music that can be downloaded for free.
wet1
Date:
June 19, 2005 @ 4:54 PM
Extinction level? Well only if you consider that
far too many releases now-a-days are dominated by
the ever popular and immensely talented group,
"Greatest Hits".
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