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[News] Why Media Moguls and Their Front Groups (RIAA/MPAA) Deserve to Perish

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No wonder the major record labels are in trouble

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| Amazingly, all this can all be done digitally in literally minutes at a 
| fraction of the cost. Since 2005, the entire Canadian music industry has led 
| the world in moving to a total digital workflow. That industry has virtually 
| eliminated the use of CD Pros to promote new music to radio stations, 
| internally within the labels, and to other destinations with great savings of 
| time, effort, and money.     
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http://brainstormtech.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2009/08/31/no-wonder-the-major-record-labels-are-in-trouble/

Why digital is good for music

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| Greg Kot: There is a part of the music industry that is dying as a result of 
| what's happening on the Internet. But I think a new industry is being born, a 
| grassroots industry.  
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http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2009/08/31/pm-digital-music-q/

Bad Idea Redux: Revisiting The Music Tax

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| I was going to ignore this, but people keep submitting it. A student blogger 
| for ZDnet has decided that he's solved the RIAA's problems: just tax every 
| internet connection at $1 per month. This is, of course, unworkable and 
| unwise for a variety of reasons. First, the recording industry would laugh 
| (and laugh and laugh) at the idea that $1 from every internet connection 
| would come close to covering what it (falsely) considers to be "losses" from 
| file sharing. Remember, this is the same recording industry that's 
| continually trying to raise the price per song downloaded to over $1. But, 
| more importantly, there are so many problems with a music tax idea, that it's 
| taken up multiple posts here.          
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http://techdirt.com/articles/20090901/0205586066.shtml


Recent:

Cor! - UK Pirate Party's Smart Move

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| What's interesting is how tightly focussed the Pirate Party is. I think
| that's wise: otherwise it would just become another Raving Monster Loony
| Party. By restricting its message to an area that it understands, and which
| is crying out for reform, I'm sure it will benefit in the long run. It will
| also, usefully, force the other parties to frame their own responses in this
| domain.
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http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2009/08/cor-uk-pirate-partys-smart-move.html


The Price of Justice

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| If you believe that denying a fair trial to around 5 million people in this
| country is wrong, maybe it's time to join the Pirate Party?
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http://www.pirateparty.org.uk/blog/2009/aug/21/price-justice/


Pirate Party UK Officially Registered

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| The UK Pirate Party has been officially registered at the Electoral
| Commission and is hoping to follow in the footsteps of its successful
| counterpart in Sweden. With all the recent controversy surrounding
| anti-piracy legislation and lawyers going after alleged file-sharers, the
| party has become necessity.
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http://torrentfreak.com/pirate-party-uk-officially-registered-090811/
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