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Castrate the file swappers if you want, that won't stop the changes.
The biggest change is that record companies will get cut out of the loop and artists can go directly to the people. Nobody would have a problem paying a small amount for downloads, especially if they knew it went directly to the artists. The artists would still retain all rights for other comercial uses. Notice I said artist, not some record company exec. This is a last gasp effert to save the industry as they know it. It will fail.
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Logging IP is expensive to give out  voska | 02/13/04
Castrate the file swappers if you want, that won't stop the changes.  DonnieBoy | 02/13/04
blah blah blah PIRACY ROCKS  cybershoplifter | 02/14/04
blah blah blah PIRACY ROCKS  cybershoplifter | 02/14/04
I would have to agree.....  btonesr | 02/16/04
Grokster is the new betamax  tic swayback | 02/14/04
file swapping  stroke714 | 02/14/04
the musicians ain't the issue  JWatson77 | 02/14/04
Resonable Legal Download Service  btonesr | 02/16/04
HALT ALL FILE SHARING NOW  Jose.Pinchero | 02/15/04
confused  d_jedi | 02/16/04
If Canadian Officials Could Clarify an ISSUE Of Person vrs Public  ParadigmOdyssey | 02/15/04
The dollar point premise  ParadigmOdyssey | 02/15/04
RIAA Lawyers?  Shadush | 02/16/04
What's with the commercial?  Spoon Jabber | 02/16/04
Canadians please object to this!!!  nograin | 02/16/04
File Swapping Lawsuits in Canada  Flicker | 02/16/04
file swapping and the music industry, my views  Llandros Loressin | 02/17/04
File Swapping  jotassone | 04/01/04

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