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Hilary Rosen met with Penn State's Spanier
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leflaw in
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November 12, 2003 at 1:58 PM
I still don't understand what ink cartridges have to do with copyright.
The U.K. is set to put the European copyright directive into place this month, removing virtually all fair use rights (if Europe ever had any).
Between the RIAA, the MPAA and the IFPI, anyone in the entire free world who is not a part of their organization is going to be called a pirate.
Now it's those damn Internet webcasters.
Licenses, licenses, licenses. Synchronization, Broadcast, Theatre Performances, Home Video. What's the difference?
Microsoft Corp. today revealed a serious software security hole that lets hackers take over people's computers.
http://interact.dmusic.com/
Posted by
leflaw in
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November 11, 2003 at 7:56 PM
Universal Music Group said Tuesday it reached a deal to buy DreamWorks Records
Posted by
Gnut in
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November 11, 2003 at 7:33 PM
Penn State University, the RIAA and Napster - the axis of spiel - continue to defy the laws of common sense and economics that our country once held dear.
Posted by
Gnut in
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November 11, 2003 at 4:55 PM
The fabulous artists at ItsAboutMusic.com have united to produce a brand new CD compilation: "It's About Christmas." The compilation album includes 21 original and new Christmas tunes featuring such well known artists as Classic Rock legend Andy Pratt of "Avenging Annie" fame, 4 Way Street (Sanctuary Records) members Ben Arnold ...
Posted by
Sounni in
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November 11, 2003 at 2:45 PM
With a passion for good music, family, good food, and 'just being real', New Orleans born Leslie Clemmons is ready to unveil her debut album "Stop The World". Having enjoyed success with an international musical theatre career, she has come full circle - right where she started and always wanted to be - in Pop music.
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Sounni in
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November 11, 2003 at 2:44 PM
Never ones to saute the same sounds perpetually on each release, or to revisit lightening that's already struck, the members of Skillet are in the constant pursuit of variety, as their name so appropriately implies: a sensory overloading hybrid of diverse tastes, scents, and styles. Since 1996, the John Cooper-led quartet has bo...
Posted by
Sounni in
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November 11, 2003 at 2:44 PM
I am attaching a dialogue about the recent happenings at CD Baby. 1st they make an announcement they are returning some $200,000 in fees that they charged for doing ISRC encodes round the clock 24 hours a day for their artists for digital distribution -- but now a BMI songwriter starts to question the motives of the contract a...
Posted by
Fossil in
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November 11, 2003 at 2:28 PM
more mudslinging than a presidential debate...
Follow-up on backroom business; underhanded tactics 101, musicla Enron at Penn State
World-Renowned Music College Encourages People to Share Music Lessons Via File Sharing Networks - BOSTON, Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Berklee College of Music, the world's largest independent music college and the premier institution for the study of
contemporary music announces the launch of Berklee Shares. This groundbreaking
...
Posted by
leflaw in
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November 10, 2003 at 3:17 PM
Did I miss a world event or something?
The bumbling FBI has a well-known saying "Real men don't type." and we expect these chowderheads to know the difference between authorized or so-called unauthorized files?
Posted by
Tom Barger in
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November 10, 2003 at 12:36 PM
Why do we need MTV2?
I want to thank BMI. For years I have had to listen to God-awful amateurs try to sing "Born in the USA" via a Karaoke machine in just about every local bar I go to. BMI is going to put a stop to that.
"If Hilary Rosen and her covetous cohorts can sue the shit out of
a twelve year old girl, just thing what they would do if they could get
their hands on me." Robin (not his real name) and a local club DJ continue
flipping through a small box of twelve inches, hunting for rarities,
surrounding on all sides by litera...
Posted by
leflaw in
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November 10, 2003 at 6:57 AM
Some say there's a little sign of peace in the nasty battles over music on the Internet.
Add a pinch of this and a dash of that and bake for 10 hours. Voila! Fresh baked music. Mmmm good! "Gee Dad, why do they treat these expensive tapes like shit?"
Seger compiles greatest hits (and slips in some new tunes)
The hidden federal levy on cassette tapes, blank CDs and other recordable media is unfair to consumers and copyright holders, and is a "poison pill" for the music industry, says a coalition of retailers and technology companies.
George D. Ziemann
