j0ppeman
11-25-2004, 08:27 AM
Hold da helt op hvor er det dejligt og befriende at se nogle kreative musikere omfavne internettet som et godt distributionsmiddel og ikke en farlig fjende!!
Jeg er især enig i hans udsagn der går på at musik ikke er et stykke brød. At musik bliver fortolket på hver sin måde alt efter hvem der lytter til det.
Synes også det er fantastisk at se at folk var så glade for deres musik at de gerne ville donere penge til dem, da de jo ikke kunne købe deres cd. pga. de ikke havde noget selskab. Så donerede de 15.000$(ca. 100.000kr i 2001) til Læger uden grænser. Hvem sagde at folk der hentede musik var nogle nærige svin ?...
:D
Til sidst,
WN: What if the efforts to stop unauthorized music file sharing are successful? How would that change culture?
Tweedy: If they succeed, it will damage the culture and industry they say they're trying to save.
What if there was a movement to shut down libraries because book publishers and authors were up in arms over the idea that people are reading books for free? It would send a message that books are only for the elite who can afford them.
Stop trying to treat music like it's a tennis shoe, something to be branded. If the music industry wants to save money, they should take a look at some of their six-figure executive expense accounts. All those lawsuits can't be cheap, either.
fremragende quote :)
Jeg er især enig i hans udsagn der går på at musik ikke er et stykke brød. At musik bliver fortolket på hver sin måde alt efter hvem der lytter til det.
Synes også det er fantastisk at se at folk var så glade for deres musik at de gerne ville donere penge til dem, da de jo ikke kunne købe deres cd. pga. de ikke havde noget selskab. Så donerede de 15.000$(ca. 100.000kr i 2001) til Læger uden grænser. Hvem sagde at folk der hentede musik var nogle nærige svin ?...
:D
Til sidst,
WN: What if the efforts to stop unauthorized music file sharing are successful? How would that change culture?
Tweedy: If they succeed, it will damage the culture and industry they say they're trying to save.
What if there was a movement to shut down libraries because book publishers and authors were up in arms over the idea that people are reading books for free? It would send a message that books are only for the elite who can afford them.
Stop trying to treat music like it's a tennis shoe, something to be branded. If the music industry wants to save money, they should take a look at some of their six-figure executive expense accounts. All those lawsuits can't be cheap, either.
fremragende quote :)