Goodnight Kiss Music (BMI) & Scene Stealer Music
(ASCAP)
2001 Collection of Napster, MP3.com Links and Articles
FOUR Articles on MP3.com ... PROS and CONS
March 2001.... (click above link to see
the rest of the articles)
1. MP3.com Increases Their D.A.M.
CD Prices
2. MP3.com Becomes Pay-To-Play
3. Why I Could Never Use The MP3.com Licensing Program As A Music
Publisher
4. Three GREAT Things About MP3.com
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NAPSTER and the IRS (February 2001)
One night, while writing my usual Intellectual Property appeals
to the public to realize how many lives are impacted each time a
song is "stolen" in use (unpaid), a crazy thought
occurred to me. I wrote it up as an "exercise" in view,
trying to illustrate that our copyrights are WORTH something. I
don't advocate...
(click above link to see the rest of the article)
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ETHICS
(December 2000)
Business, Napster and General
Business Ethics
are pretty much the same as your other life ethics. I'm talking
don't steal, don't kill, don't covet. The basics. I'm also
talking Napster, plagiarism, and taking credit for what you did
not do, so easy to accomplish via the anonymity .... (click above
link to see the rest of the article)
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Napster and Eagles
and Farmers, Oh My! (Ethics and Music and Emotions, too!)
an article for ZDNet (October 2000)....
(click above link to see the rest of the article)
The
Copyright RANGE WARS of Y2K (May 2000)
Part 1 This "war" started on a list I'm a member
of, on May 24, 2000.
Here's how it keeps going and going and going....
(The <words in between these brackets>
imply one person quoting a post before it.)
FROM JOHN:
Fist James, thanks for the info on spinner.com. It
is patterned on
netradio but designed much better and is far superior.
Re: the ethics of recording from it.
I understand the importance
of purchasing cds, firstly so the artists and composers receive...
.... (click above link to see the rest
of the article)
and
Part 2 JANET'S RESPONSE (continued from Pt. 1):
...Why do you think it's called "bootleg"?
Whatever it is
that is your chosen profession, would you mind giving it all away
to
the list because we want it?
Cam wrote:
<<laws of the land definitely draw a distinction between
the theft of
physical property and the theft(borrowing) of intellectual....
(click above link to see the rest of the article)
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FROM August 1999, Judge's Initial Ruling Article
A U.S. federal judge shut down Napster for
copyright infringements until a
trial could be held. Another judge overturned that ruling
and gave them until August 18
to justify why they should NOT be shut down.
The premise is that Napster is not "file sharing", but
rather "duplicating".
The judge told the Napster reps that the same ''bright minds''
that created
Napster's technology would need to devise a solution to comply
with copyright law.
Ok, most of you... LINK
TO REST OF ARTICLE FROM JULY 1999