asdfdfdf
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Re: My question is...
"what then if someone within their network desires to look for music that is otherwise *not* mainstream?"
My understanding is that they have deals with just about all the uk indie players. It isn't like it is just sony. Sony was a big deal because it is the first major player to be willing to participate. |
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joshpo
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Philadelphia, PA | reply to C0deZer0
According to the article, audible magic could block all transmission that go outside the walled garden, as well as transmissions inside the walled garden of works that they do not have royalty agreements for. |
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C0deZer0
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| what then if someone within their network desires to look for music that is otherwise *not* mainstream?
Or more importantly, what if the artist in question isn't signed by any of the members of RIAA? That would make this ideology fairly null and void, wouldn't it?
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