Tag Archive for the term: riaa
A Civil Action lawyer steps up to defend a music lover’s right to share (or at least to not be bullied)
This finally starts to sound like the right way to tackle the RIAA’s numbskullery with regards to prosecuting filesharers. Because what seems clear to me is that multi-billion dollar corporations bullying students and other low income individuals to stop them sharing is indeed unconstitutional.
Add to this ridiculously unfair situation a truly scary gulf between [...]
Quick insight into what the Canadian Songwriter’s are proposing.
Well, we blogged a lot of these Canadian ideas about music licensing during POP and Policy and they seem to be making their way into the mainstream debates down south, if only as a foil to the hamfisted madness of current sue-the-music-lover practices. Not usually one to be dubious about utopia (I’m pro-utopia!) I have [...]
1 CommentAn obsessive Best of 2007 List with music
I found this great year end list with loads of Mp3’s on the Berkeley Place blog (Wordpress based, like Indyish!), an excellent and argumentative place for indie hiphop music lovers. The author combs the internet and does obsession-sized posts full of music and sometimes gets angry legal letters from the RIAA. He’s definitely someone who’s [...]
More Punditry on the Record Industry
Remember I mentioned Jammie Thomas? Well, she’s appealing so maybe the RIAA haven’t won yet.
Wired’s Luddite seems to agree she’s getting a raw deal, and commented on all the bad press the RIAA has been getting for going after her (and the 20 000 other individuals they have cases lined up against). He clearly [...]
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