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RIAA shouldnt dictate
the utility within digital copyrighted works. While to the extent the discos have varios large portfolios of 'copyrights through their dignity of phonograph to cd. It has not been shown to authors,through copyright law,the distributive qualifications traited to 'digital file(s).

Nor the utility wich can be utilized between them amongst persons choosing to purchase them when they become available. It it is that RIAA truly wants to 'give the ""music makers""their due,RIAA will have to come up with a 'standard of wich this utility can be set amongst consumers.

RIAA actually is a person outside of copyright 'rights,although they composite a lot of works they are (and supposedly _) responsible for.

New information for authors as to the distrubutive qualifications for digital forms of copyrighted music should be known by them. That is explicit:

Copy,sharing,communication,storage,

Among others contribute to a qualification of utility of wich an author can be aware of. And within its explicity of law,rather the 'right of copyright,can be retained by author. Wich is being told within 'effect via distributive business agreement deeming it inefective to these utility qualifications.

For the consumer side.A different relationship to consumer needs to be adjucently detailed. One in wich a premise of performance for 'copyright effects wich are aware of the environment in wich they can convey. A consumer situation with 'usage detailed,and receipt. As well a stipulation of wich the 'asset of the effect is that of the consumer,while the 'right in law still is retained incidently.

For now subjecting privacy,utilization,product performance with the same indemnifying 'contract business arrangement should be replaced. It is archaic,and consolates upon the premise of 'piracy rather than the performance in good wich should be known and pronounced . From authors and for consumers just as explicit as the choice of an author in total to supply that 'effect within its specification.

RIAA has had a monopoly on the qualification of its passbook of copyrights due to the relationships with distribution through the medias wich are made up of those proprietors wich manufacture them. However with a digital qualification the relationship does not have to be subjective to that part on the form of an artist utilizing the 'term of law in 'right of copyright ' to the effect of the copyrighted work itself.

Of course if it is and most likely so that future distribution was given via and artist in that conceptual manner. It can only be that consideration in the wishes of its utility to be that of the artist themselve. Coursely delegating 'piracy without first estabolishing the relationship of the utility wich should be known of the artist in its first pretence - the use 'in right of law. Should include the relationship that utility replaces,and that is in fact a lot of the monopoly power that RIAA controls at present tense vying to tender 'all future respect of music in distrobution to be that in and of themselves one and the same.

It is not coincidently the same.The utility to 'share copyrighted files is not only there for the taking for artists. It is there for the asking from consumers - when that knowledge is takin for fact of consumers,and artists alike.

As far as being concerned with the 'idea emboldened in copyright - in and of itself ,anybody can have them. Wether its a book,or a movie,or a musical work the dimension available through distribution of the digital spectrum does not say through law that RIAA must be a participant.

-just talking.
Posted by: ParadigmOdyssey   Posted on: 03/30/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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This should be fun  vferrara | 03/30/04
Compulsory licensing  buxxmaster | 03/30/04
But it doesn't solve the problem  voska | 03/30/04
Could not have summed it up better!!!  bchesmer | 03/30/04
This backfireing big time  voska | 03/30/04
stow it berman  zijiang | 03/30/04
so what happens when...  ryusen | 03/30/04
(NT) lol, I can't wait  zijiang | 03/30/04
Hatch keeps pitching  AbsolutelyNot | 03/30/04
Suits Happen!!!!!  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/30/04
Lawyers love it(NT)  voska | 03/30/04
"First let's kill all the lawyers!" - William Shakespeare  AbsolutelyNot | 03/30/04
When your business model has outlived its viability..  B.O.F.H. | 03/30/04
What hogwash!!!  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/30/04
Except one thing  voska | 03/30/04
Another false premise.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/30/04
Try reading the whole post  voska | 03/30/04
Simply isn't true.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/30/04
What's that have to do with the problem  voska | 03/31/04
blah blah blah IT'S STEALING!!!!!!!  cybershoplifter | 03/30/04
why should they change?  ryusen | 03/30/04
Change the out-of-date people  AbsolutelyNot | 03/30/04
problem with your argument...  ryusen | 03/30/04
Motive is always money  AbsolutelyNot | 03/30/04
money is a short term goal...  ryusen | 03/31/04
blah blah blah IT'S STEALING!!!!!!!  cybershoplifter | 03/30/04
Whadda know ... just like SCO!  troy@... | 03/31/04
RIAA  aquabob | 03/31/04
Re: Business Model  Rabid Conservative | 03/31/04
RIAA shouldnt dictate  ParadigmOdyssey | 03/30/04
the music industry made $32.2 billion in 2002  Hanover Phist | 03/30/04
Harvard Study - p2p doesn't kill CD sales  cybershoplifter | 03/30/04
I agree....  wayne.p | 03/31/04
Is the industry listening?  AbsolutelyNot | 03/30/04
So far, Canada says no dice!  KHEL_z | 04/01/04

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