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The Value of Music: Is downloading really stealing?

Posted on May 2, 2007 by Richard

Today, I was talking to a collegue about how his 19 year old daughter gets her music. He told me about that a few weeks ago his daughter had 4 friends over to the house and they were on her … Continue reading →

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Technology will transform the Music Industry value chain – Part 2

Posted on January 2, 2007 by Richard

Technology itself will not force the music industry into freakonomics, and legislation will not protect the music industry from ending up that way. However, people want to share music. It’s human nature. And, most people will obey the laws of … Continue reading →

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Technology will transform the Music Industry value chain – Part 1

Posted on January 1, 2007 by Richard

I’ve been following the RIAA and its lawsuits against mothers, teenagers and the elderly over copyright infringements. I’ve also been following the RIAA’s lobbying efforts in Washington over the Audio flag and the “Analog Hole”. The discussion about technology and … Continue reading →

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