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Topic History of: Legalised Piracy?
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Author	Message
K	JK2006 wrote: Yes; I love this "we will access your computer" idea; what next? Nothing new, iTunes does this as does Spotify and many other programs hooked up to the net.
JK2006	Yes; I love this "we will access your computer" idea; what next? They will place crap on your computer - which you don't have to pay for (unless you fail to delete it, of course).
Notcyrilshane	K wrote: venturebeat.com/2012/10/29/google-blows-...gital-music-water-in SpyTunes more likely.
K	JK2006 wrote: there's no way - yet - of separating the wheat from the chaff.They've tried JK, they even banged some poor guy up for 4 years but on release he found a new outlet via Youtube....
Jaded and Bored	What nonsense JK. Every loser always had a chance. You forgetting how many hits you had. Hardly Lennon/McCartney are you. This is fantastic now with a level playing field, the end of payola and transparency. Also marketing a record isn't exactly easy even though it is possible for everyone to achieve once they KNOW how and also you would still need to spend money and if you have the right record you can do well. Would you like to deny the opportunity for those who would have been locked out by the gatekeepers? As for separating the wheat from the chaff, well it works the same way it always had. Word of mouth. You can't keep a good song down. Also last time I looked, radio, tv and press haven't exactly closed have they?