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 napodano rated 36 months ago- From the page: "If everyone started downloading legal music instead of violating copyright with the file sharing programs, we would make short work of the RIAA, because people would start buying CDs directly from the artists and seeing their shows instead of enriching the major labels by buying...
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- Akarshi rated 30 months ago
- How inspiring.
- napodano rated 36 months ago
- From the page: "If everyone started downloading legal music instead of violating copyright with the file sharing programs, we would make short work of the RIAA, because people would start buying CDs directly from the artists and seeing their shows instead of enriching the major labels by buying CDs from the bands the labels have chosen for us to listen to" I just have to add that P2P can be great to pre-listen what you may like. I've bought a lot of music which I've heard on P2P. Of course I'm not talking about mainstream music: to listen to that, you just need a radio..
- JeraDarklighter rated 36 months ago
- This is an excellent article with lots of resources to find great music and cause the downfall of the RIAA. Yay!
- MrMunk rated 37 months ago
- Amen.
- xtraII rated 32 months ago
- From the page: "The RIAA is using the Digital Millenium Copyright Act to force internet service providers to turn over the names of file traders. They can determine your internet protocol address by connecting with your peer-to-peer client over the Internet. Using your IP address and the time you were connected, the ISP can determine your name. If the RIAA finds you this way, they will sue you." So read more about this on this site. Also google "Creative Commons" being another site offering legal audio and video downloads.
- just-me rated 34 months ago
- Legal music downloads. Good for the artists and good for you.
- gyrlcentric rated 38 months ago
- From the page: "because people would start buying CDs directly from the artists and seeing their shows instead of enriching the major labels by buying CDs from the bands the labels have chosen for us to listen to. The RIAA would also have no cause to complain - these music downloads do not infringe copyright because the artists give you permission to download them."
*inserting subliminal DO THIS message*
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