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Re: [FYI] /.: Music industry forcibly reminded of fair use
- To: debate@fitug.de
- Subject: Re: [FYI] /.: Music industry forcibly reminded of fair use
- From: Patrick Goltzsch <Patrick.Goltzsch@Hanse.de>
- Date: 13 Jul 2000 10:43:24 +0200
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- In-Reply-To: Kristian Köhntopp's message of "Wed, 12 Jul 2000 22:18:55 +0200"
- References: <396CD2AF.75F449F2@koehntopp.de>
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>>>>> Kristian Köhntopp zitierte:
> http://www.inside.com/story/Story_Cached/0,2770,6643_9,00.html
Der Artikel enthält noch folgende Passage:
> [Roger McGuinn, ehemals Byrds]
> After more than 25 records, many of them hits, McGuinn said,
> ''I cannot support my family on record royalties alone.''
> By contrast, he had released music on the Internet and
> MP3.com and earned ''thousands of dollars'' from royalties
> and increased concert attendance. Less financially
> successful artists often welcome the file-trading on Napster
> and Gnutella because they want the increased exposure. Only
> when musicians have big hits do they begin to have something
> to lose. As a result, the industry is pulled in two
> different directions."
Könnte das tatsächlich so stimmen? Weniger Bekannte Musiker
schätzten Napster/Gnutella?
Patrick
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