>
>
> >
> oh yaa and not to forget Mr Niyam Bhushan who would
> like to listen to ambient new age music.
>
my tastes for music have expanded and diversified considerably since i
discovered netradio through amarok.
did not realize how i had become rather rigid and stuck on my preconceived
notions
--- Linux Lingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> vivek khurana will want to let-go into classical
> dhrupad,
hehe.. yet to find a station which servers this...
> sudev will move to some loud bhangra,
> and that's when ankur will yank his radio away and
> revv back to the sanctity
> of his home.
>
>
> first, thanks anupam for sharing your insights.
sigh! so irrespective of what india-based or india-hosted radiostations
perceive, the legal threat is real.
Here's an interesting link on the subject:
>
> http://blog.wired.com/music/2007/07/breaking-news-o.html
>
> Looks like there maybe a cha
> first of all, it would be helpful if others read the fine details on the
> above, since i may have misinterpreted somethings. it's a bit confusing for
> me, but overall, yes, the RIAA collects royalties even for free music.
>
>>> find references here:
>>> http://www.freepress.net/news/22887
>> S
On 7/13/07, Linux Lingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > > even *if* i publish my music under a copyleft and/or free license, or
> > > just give it away royalty-free,
> > > the RIAA *will* collect royalties for *all* music broadcast or shared
> > > on the web.
> > > so as an artist you cou
>
>
> > even *if* i publish my music under a copyleft and/or free license, or
> > just give it away royalty-free,
> > the RIAA *will* collect royalties for *all* music broadcast or shared
> > on the web.
> > so as an artist you could just give up and collect your money from
> > them, or donate it t
On Thursday 12 July 2007 23:02, Linux Lingam wrote:
> [snip]
> gotcha! here's the exasperating thing:
> even *if* i publish my music under a copyleft and/or free license, or
> just give it away royalty-free,
> the RIAA *will* collect royalties for *all* music broadcast or shared
> on the web.
> so
