A revised version of the analysis of consumer and artist benefits from digital production and distribution of music.
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Digital Distribution of Music -- Revised Version
by Mark Cooper, posted on November 5, 2008 - 12:34pm
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Music on the net should be kept free for everyone. We don't pay to listen to the radio, do we ?
Gary
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Excellent reference. The problem in digital distribution are mostly with record labels. As the internet removes the middle man (disintermediation) from retail sales of other goods, so must it remove or reduce the value of record labels in promotion and distribution.
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