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Thats the point
The new technology of wich 'labels have been keen to avoid or inlist should be more subsiding with the music publisher (artist,author etc.)that with the 'label,wich could have portrayed a given aspect through a given aesthetic utilized through the labels 'published technology.

The 'new technology should mean 'more say,more say to the aeshetic of publication. If it means more features,or less ,or if it means 'royalty,the denoting factor should be the wishes of the artist doing so.

Artists should 'dodge this situation to instore 'royalty of a given one-to-0ne retrospect.Since it is a well known fact that the knowing knowledge of holding your own self promotion,with choice to inscribe that benifit wich technology in todays digital terms define,is a key to invoicing that royalty,acceptability and authorities priviledge to do so through copyright.

An example,and my comment here is seriously sided to 'person of consumer,rather than 'premise of piracy...

Is for example,self promotion, the speakers at the HP doing the digital piracy thing. ... after 4 or five years of this .. an artist has to wonder what it will come to .. still bauking at a piracy premise ..

Any of those artists could have been 'promoting in public,a download site for their music. 'By the way HP has a device to hold music, and go to Itunes,or MusicMatch,or Rhapsody and 'get-my-music.

When it is clearly defined what control an artist can take to a forray of feature set of/in aesthetic it would be formidable for them to do so.Royalty doesn't as well need to be the only design,and feature -in-feature - value can prevail if it is an artist wishes to do so.

This is not to say,lets dump CDs as useless wasted technology. By no means.But with this 'example,as examples do to appearance sake,..
- and I could be an outsider looking in to this.
Stake that claim.Make it work.

There are many finaciers bidding aqauntance to the relevence of 'utility of digital copyrighted works.They dont have to take precedence over an artists relationship of rights to do so,wether it be royalty,or feature value. As long as you can tell the aesthetic is no longer a guise beyond your wishes of them.

There should be a great competition among these digital products.None should be trapped in a basis clause between aesthetic,and distribution differences.Those wich utilize a technology,and those wich utilize the right to do so as apherent to authored and copyrighted.


-just talking.Personally I would pay more for CDs.It wouldn't be the point if nobody could reach the artist out of this curcumstance.
Posted by: ParadigmOdyssey   Posted on: 01/13/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Digital locks, yeah right  FilledOut | 01/13/04
Yes, 2 copies on a CD = Pay Twice  Franklin_z | 01/13/04
re: Yes, 2 copies on a CD = Pay Twice  stephen732@... | 01/13/04
I think that the music companies have issues about this...  TrackStar1682 | 01/14/04
Avg extra cost less than $1 per CD  Sunny Jalolly | 01/13/04
while i do not think they shoudl pay twice  JWatson77 | 01/13/04
MORE PROTECTION = I BUY LESS happy  M_c | 01/13/04
Bwahahahahaha...  BitTwiddler | 01/13/04
Yes indeed......  shawkins | 01/13/04
Me, copyright infringement. You, technology  dcso580 | 01/14/04
I don't get it!  dg mh | 01/13/04
hypocrite  stephen732@... | 01/13/04
Those poor record company execs!  Chad_z | 01/13/04
Why didn't anyone question the sound quality?  toomuchgreeatea@... | 01/13/04
Not even MP3  AbsolutelyNot | 01/13/04
Just more reasons to stop buying CDs  toomuchgreeatea@... | 01/13/04
Hence the push to DVDA and SACD  Sunny Jalolly | 01/13/04
Only if it worths the money  toomuchgreeatea@... | 01/13/04
And they wonder why we have piracy!!!  voska | 01/13/04
Huh?  tic swayback | 01/13/04
You can, that's pretty magical, teach me how  voska | 01/13/04
qualifications  tic swayback | 01/13/04
Lovely  tic swayback | 01/13/04
RIAA forms their own police force  tic swayback | 01/13/04
ZDNN COVER THIS STORY!!  cybershoplifter | 01/13/04
That's illegal Search and Seizure here in Canada  voska | 01/13/04
50 Cent, Sheryl Crow hoodwinked by RIAA  tic swayback | 01/13/04
2 In A Row...  cybershoplifter | 01/13/04
50 Cent maybe but definitely not Sheryl  ShadeTree | 01/13/04
Formats make no differnce  voska | 01/13/04
Good point! But add...  AbsolutelyNot | 01/13/04
They should be paid for both copies  cybershoplifter | 01/13/04
Exactly  tic swayback | 01/13/04
Sorry, But  Update victim | 01/13/04
copyright should be reduced  JWatson77 | 01/13/04
did not circumvent fair use....  cybershoplifter | 01/13/04
Take a leaf from the studios  Nigel Johnstone | 01/13/04
Let's hope Jack Valenti doesn't get the same idea!  AbsolutelyNot | 01/13/04
be carefull  JWatson77 | 01/13/04
Uhh.. did I miss something here?  d_jedi | 01/13/04
The consumer should have to pay double too!  Tammee | 01/13/04
Consumer choice  Sunny Jalolly | 01/13/04
thin profit margins??  ryusen | 01/13/04
Thats the point  ParadigmOdyssey | 01/13/04
My bleeding heart  DarthRidiculous | 01/13/04
Re: your bleeding heart  SelfGovern | 01/14/04
Boycott not working.  ShadeTree | 01/13/04
DRM  curio@... | 01/14/04
boycott  curio@... | 01/14/04
Good and Bad  boatelc | 01/14/04
Ahh: The Irony Of It All  dags_lax | 01/23/04

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