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'Controlled' music copying okay - record industry group
News Australia's peak record industry group has moved to clarify its position in the heated debate over personal music copying proposals, saying that they are not opposed to "controlled" copying of music by consumers.
[July 1, 2004, 12:10]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
Talkback The only people hurting the record industry are the record industry themselves. When it came to the fourth equally well reviewed album the record company withdrew nearly all of the touring support and refused to even release enough of the singles...
[August 19, 2003, 12:55]
IBM, record industry pact: Opportunity or threat for Indies?
News But there has been a mixed response from the UK record industry to the project code-named Madison. People will not just rely on listening to the radio or going into a record shop," said Benn. The small-sized record labels are not involved.
[February 9, 1999, 13:49]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
News Record companies on Thursday began sending warnings by instant message (IM) to music file swappers in Australia, Canada, Denmark and Germany as part of what industry association IFPI called an "educational exercise" to remind people that...
[August 15, 2003, 17:40]
Record industry slammed for MP3 stance
News The record industry could not possibly be accused of holding back digital distribution," he said. Sales for digitally distributed music will account for $147m by 2003 according to Jupiter's projections -- a tiny proportion of the billions made by...
[July 20, 1999, 13:10]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
Talkback Pay back for every over priced vinal record, useless magnetic tape and CD with two or three good songs you actuly like for $18.99. The recording industry and the music business have been screwing consumers out of millions of dollars for 50 plus...
[August 15, 2003, 18:20]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
Talkback In an open letter, artist Janis Ian likens called the record industry’s set-up, with its obligatory seven albums and difficult to end contracts, “at best indentured servitude (and at worst slavery). I think the following quote by Janis Ian that was...
[August 18, 2003, 6:42]
Unenforceable: A desparate record industry
Talkback There really are no limits for these people, esentially they're asking ISPs to; invest in technology and resources to inspect every packet of every download, then cut off and blacklist every culprit they find, all in the name of protecting the...
[February 22, 2008, 20:10]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
Talkback Im afraid its mob justice for ripping of the british public with s-club 7 pop idol etc or the blatent child exploitation with s-club juniors, if the recording industry doesnt buck their ideas up things will get worse for them, much worse
[August 19, 2003, 16:49]
'Controlled' music copying okay - record industry group
Talkback But copying is "controlled" -- by the consumers, or by customers and users. Today everyone can control their own copying, and that's the way it should be. Everybody can copy the music they own, and share it with others.
[July 7, 2004, 22:24]
Record industry accuses BT of aiding pirates
Talkback Has it occured to the music indusrty that the reason for falling cd sales is due to poor quality of music in todays charts? I have not bought a chart Cd for over 10 years because there is very little talent worth buying!
[January 15, 2004, 6:46]
'Controlled' music copying okay - record industry group
Talkback The fact remains that in Australia, it is illegal to make *any* copy of the music you own. With the passage of the AUS free-trade agreement, Australia will have more restrictions than any other western nation.
[July 5, 2004, 13:41]
Record industry accuses BT of aiding pirates
Talkback Hear Hear Good old BT It is not their place to monitor and police the internet, and p2p file sharing.BPI are having a joke arent they? Im glad to hear that ISPs are standing up as well to these corporations.
[September 4, 2003, 13:25]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
Talkback i agree with anonymous.go to the concerts to support artists.cd sales only support the record monopolies.next comes the tearing down of credit card companies, banks, media empires, imperial parking, pharmaseuticals, and any other monopolies you...
[August 17, 2003, 8:03]
Record industry accuses BT of aiding pirates
Talkback i find people would love to have the original cd of there favorat singers /films but wtf is with the prices of them now if you lower the prices to a sanes price you will see more people will start bying them again your main byers are kids how much...
[March 2, 2004, 12:50]
Record industry mounts IM campaign against file swappers
Talkback I'm interested to know how long is it going for them to get hacked?
[August 18, 2003, 11:48]
UK record industry hits back at file-swappers
Talkback Where are they going with their softly softly consumer education approach, F**k that, if the european union and the respective record labels took the finger or more apt their heads out of their arses and made it easier for online purchasing of...
[March 26, 2004, 7:31]
UK record industry hits back at file-swappers
Talkback Is it actually one of the many spoof files put onto P*P by the music industry? If an offence is committed why does the music industry (e.g. More bullsh*t and scaremongering from the BPI. File sharing has been active on the Net for many years, long...
[March 26, 2004, 10:57]
Analytics in Healthcare: How the Healthcare Industry Will Uncover the Real Value of Electronic Medical Records and the Emerging Electronic Health Record (EHR) Initiative
White Papers Electronic record-keeping systems are expensive. Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and Electronic Health Records (EHRs) hold great promise to improve the efficiency and quality of patient care while reducing cost and errors.
[September 2, 2009, 1:22]
Record industry site spends five days cut off
News As the Recording Industry Association of America continues its push to shut down digital pirates, the industry group suffered its own defeat online. According to data from Internet watcher Netcraft, the trade group's site has not been reachable for...
[March 23, 2004, 8:25]
