[WEB4LIB] Re: Napster Question (Was Audio Books Being Shared)
Avi Rappoport
avirr at LanMinds.Com
Tue Jun 27 13:24:46 EDT 2000
Looks like the music industry is going to implode. I'd prefer to
compensate artists directly via micropayments, but I don't think it's
going to happen. I suspect that things will change to a TV model:
free if you accept advertising, with a listener-supported aspect for
less-popular music.
Avi
At 10:36 AM -0700 6/26/2000, Julia Schult wrote:
>
>Prohibition was a huge failure because of widespread disregard for
>the law. Even in the face of police raids, speakeasies were
>everywhere. So what do we do now that disregard for copyright law
>is nearing the same levels? With all this talk of reinventing the
>publishing industry, and with examples like the Grateful Dead and
>Amazon.com as examples, where are we headed? And should I tell my
>sister-in-law to stop sending me Barney/Mother Goose videos she has
>taped off the air for my daughter?
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