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]]> By: J.D. http://www.beyondmadisonavenue.com/2006/02/record-labels-have-something-to-say-to-the-riaa/#comment-466 J.D. Sun, 05 Feb 2006 06:39:00 +0000 http://70.98.54.35/~beyondma/?p=255#comment-466 I'm glad that record companies have figured out the fundamental flaw in their combat against P2P. They've been alienating fans left and right with their actions ever since they bullied Napster out of business. (Metallica, who was at the forefront of battling with their own fans, has tanked on their last two albums because of this.) I'm glad that finally someone with some sense has decided "hey, maybe it's not such a great idea to threaten the people who pay our salaries." Like the old saying goes: "If you can't beat them, join them." I’m glad that record companies have figured out the fundamental flaw in their combat against P2P. They’ve been alienating fans left and right with their actions ever since they bullied Napster out of business. (Metallica, who was at the forefront of battling with their own fans, has tanked on their last two albums because of this.) I’m glad that finally someone with some sense has decided “hey, maybe it’s not such a great idea to threaten the people who pay our salaries.”

Like the old saying goes: “If you can’t beat them, join them.”

]]> By: Mack Collier http://www.beyondmadisonavenue.com/2006/02/record-labels-have-something-to-say-to-the-riaa/#comment-465 Mack Collier Sat, 04 Feb 2006 01:25:00 +0000 http://70.98.54.35/~beyondma/?p=255#comment-465 Thanks for the info Jordan, I had no idea about SOCAN. I think as time goes by, more and more people within the industry are starting to realize that the RIAA's methods are far too extreme, and it's my HOPE than most of them have been waiting for someone with some clout, like Nettwerk, to speak up and tell the RIAA how wrong they are. Nettwerk is winning a lot of fans over this, as they should be. Thanks for the info Jordan, I had no idea about SOCAN. I think as time goes by, more and more people within the industry are starting to realize that the RIAA’s methods are far too extreme, and it’s my HOPE than most of them have been waiting for someone with some clout, like Nettwerk, to speak up and tell the RIAA how wrong they are.

Nettwerk is winning a lot of fans over this, as they should be.

]]> By: Jordan http://www.beyondmadisonavenue.com/2006/02/record-labels-have-something-to-say-to-the-riaa/#comment-464 Jordan Sat, 04 Feb 2006 01:06:00 +0000 http://70.98.54.35/~beyondma/?p=255#comment-464 Mack, Thanks for dropping by my blog. As for the RIAA fiasco, I have to admit I wasn't paying too close attention. I'll tell you what I do know (or at least I THINK I know) about so called "piracy." A few years back, SOCAN (i think it was) encouraged the canuck gov't to add a levy to all blank cassette and cdr purchases. Thus, we as canadians are pseudo-protected from legal action when it comes to file sharing. (we're allowed to make one copy by law, i think) dislaimer: this is what I believe to be true, anyhow. For this reason, I am suprised that a Canadian independant record company (with arguably more to lose than a major label) would be fighting the good fight on p2p's behalf. I have always been a fan of Nettwerk, especially considering we have our geography in common, and now I'm even prouder to call them neighbor. I hope that some real solutions come of all this, because trying to convict every file-sharer is just ridiculous. Mack,

Thanks for dropping by my blog.

As for the RIAA fiasco, I have to admit I wasn’t paying too close attention. I’ll tell you what I do know (or at least I THINK I know) about so called “piracy.”

A few years back, SOCAN (i think it was) encouraged the canuck gov’t to add a levy to all blank cassette and cdr purchases. Thus, we as canadians are pseudo-protected from legal action when it comes to file sharing. (we’re allowed to make one copy by law, i think)

dislaimer: this is what I believe to be true, anyhow.

For this reason, I am suprised that a Canadian independant record company (with arguably more to lose than a major label) would be fighting the good fight on p2p’s behalf.

I have always been a fan of Nettwerk, especially considering we have our geography in common, and now I’m even prouder to call them neighbor. I hope that some real solutions come of all this, because trying to convict every file-sharer is just ridiculous.

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