Nov 27
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As the debate, organized by The Telegraph and Virgin Media, neared ‘it seems someone took exception to Silver’s involvement and his invitation was rescinded …’

Nov 26
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‘You might as well just burn the books on rights to speech.’

Nov 26
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“What they [the P2P community] choose to do and how we work with them will I think define what the industry looks like.”

Nov 25
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Let the labels keep what they’ve got. We can bypass them and decide together what we want to do, how we want to do it, and with whom.”

Nov 25
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‘ … the only way to achieve success for both the services and the rights holders … is through deals based on revenue-sharing that are structured with complete transparency.

Nov 25
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Helping children in America’s still-recovering storm-ravaged Gulf Coast …

Nov 24
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‘… artists are waking up to a horrid reality: dirty Uncle Industry has been shagging them in their sleep.’

Nov 24
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Will it ever become law? – asks British law firm.

Nov 21
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Music is like diamonds. Diamonds aren’t rare, but they’re controlled at the source …

Nov 21
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Shadow culture secretary doesn’t believe the Digital Economy Bill will get through Parliament before the next elections.

Nov 19
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Most ‘radical copyright proposal ever’ in the name of protecting copyright.

Nov 19
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Establishing ‘basic rules for the development of digital culture online’ in Canada.

Nov 18
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First ‘the Government will aim to educate … those identified as downloading unlawfully’ will get letters. If this fails, ‘technical measures will be introduced – including the powers to disconnect’.

Nov 18
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EMI musicians “are concerned that the company doesn’t have the money to properly market their material,” says the New York Post.

Nov 17
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Delivering guitars and fiddles to children at the Harts Intermediate School — followed by a concert ;)

Nov 17
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Why the crisis facing the recording industry isn’t a crisis for the artist …

Nov 16
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There seems to be a real misunderstanding as to just what the purpose of the internet is, “usually espoused by people promoting a mandatory isp tax levy …”

Nov 14
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Not so much a bad headache for the corporate music industry as a major disaster.

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