real life

<blind rage>
AAAAARGH!!!!!

to make her foolish analogy make any sense one would have to imagine a
monopoly on vegetables. the monopolist also wants to sell the vegetables
and can fix the price so only the monopolist (or their big money
buddies) can sell the vegetables.

fucking, fucking fuckers!!!
</blind rage>

what can we do!!?

> [Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
> webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of
> America says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs.
> mom-and-pop operations: "If you don't have a business model that
> sustains your costs, it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a
grocery
> store can't afford to pay for the vegetables, they can't keep their
> doors open."
>
> [According to the article … most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
> expected to fold].
>
> so much for free speech … these fuckin' royalty fees are
> unconstitutional
>
> david goldschmidt
>
> http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
>
>
>
–
<t.whid>
http://www.mteww.com
</t.whid>

"Real Life" is what bitter old people tell kids to convince them to keep
working shitty jobs…I distrust anyone
who uses that phrase.

-e.



David Goldschmidt wrote:

> [Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
> webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of
> America says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs.
> mom-and-pop operations: "If you don't have a business model that
> sustains your costs, it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a
> grocery store can't afford to pay for the vegetables, they can't keep
> their doors open."
>
> [According to the article … most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
> expected to fold].
>
> so much for free speech … these fuckin' royalty fees are
> unconstitutional
>
> david goldschmidt
>
> http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
>
>
>

corporate drones killing music

It is a big shame that corporate companies (especially in america) cannot
see the value of local radio creativity. lacking imagination, always
measuring by the buck - idiots, more assholes killing creativity. Why is
there not a revolution in america! You sure need one…

marc garrett


>
>
> "Real Life" is what bitter old people tell kids to convince them to keep
> working shitty jobs…I distrust anyone
> who uses that phrase.
>
> -e.
>
>
>
> David Goldschmidt wrote:
>
> > [Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
> > webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of
> > America says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs.
> > mom-and-pop operations: "If you don't have a business model that
> > sustains your costs, it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a
> > grocery store can't afford to pay for the vegetables, they can't keep
> > their doors open."
> >
> > [According to the article … most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
> > expected to fold].
> >
> > so much for free speech … these fuckin' royalty fees are
> > unconstitutional
> >
> > david goldschmidt
> >
> > http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> -> Rhizome.org
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i foresee at election time a big revolt and at the same time the election will be fixed there will be mayham and it will scare the daylights out of the rest of the world goerge bush will be shoot not killed though this will add to the confusion let me look closer into my crystal ball wall-mart and lowes will burn to the ground no no no that is wishfull thinking info war is the craziest dont you think ……..
furtherfield wrote:corporate drones killing music

It is a big shame that corporate companies (especially in america) cannot
see the value of local radio creativity. lacking imagination, always
measuring by the buck - idiots, more assholes killing creativity. Why is
there not a revolution in america! You sure need one…

marc garrett


>
>
> "Real Life" is what bitter old people tell kids to convince them to keep
> working shitty jobs…I distrust anyone
> who uses that phrase.
>
> -e.
>
>
>
> David Goldschmidt wrote:
>
> > [Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
> > webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of
> > America says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs.
> > mom-and-pop operations: "If you don't have a business model that
> > sustains your costs, it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a
> > grocery store can't afford to pay for the vegetables, they can't keep
> > their doors open."
> >
> > [According to the article … most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
> > expected to fold].
> >
> > so much for free speech … these fuckin' royalty fees are
> > unconstitutional
> >
> > david goldschmidt
> >
> > http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> -> Rhizome.org
> -> post: [email protected]
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>


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Terrence writes;

not to forget the payola part of the sustainable real life business model

instead of scaling royalties in da' corporate model for the web real life
audience who, without them realizing, or respecting, don't exclusively surf
for downloads on lime wire but comprise a broad information savvy audience.
These are the one's who look for music trends and immediate artist/music/
audience interaction with other pundits that create an important underground
buzz /fan base for music. Rather then seeking loaded ratings for fiscal
reports perhaps they need to grab hold of and listen to the web-brain of the
grass roots music culture and faciltate their needs rather then cut off an
important part of their their real ife support by jaming the jammin'.


Perhaps its all britney and the bottom line to the corporations because
there are 400 pearl jam bands out there boring the crap out of everyone.
However like others I spend as much more time seeking out music and music
information and social feedback online. I think many like me are continuing
to tune out the popular brands and dead trend followers and cover junkies
who create a calcophony of bottom feeding aural pollution for a dying bored
and bloated consumer culture. The music corporations and their all too
willing puppets with their bottom line objectives and irritating royalty
whine are getting so all they ultimately do is sell pepsi.

Best.

TK.



>From: Eryk Salvaggio <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: Eryk Salvaggio <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: RHIZOME_RAW: real life
>Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 23:19:47 -0400
>
>
>
>"Real Life" is what bitter old people tell kids to convince them to keep
>working shitty jobs…I distrust anyone
>who uses that phrase.
>
>-e.
>
>
>
>David Goldschmidt wrote:
>
>>[Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
>>webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of America
>>says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs. mom-and-pop
>>operations: "If you don't have a business model that sustains your costs,
>>it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a grocery store can't afford to
>>pay for the vegetables, they can't keep their doors open."
>>
>>[According to the article … most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
>>expected to fold].
>>
>>so much for free speech … these fuckin' royalty fees are
>>unconstitutional
>>
>>david goldschmidt
>>
>>http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>-> Rhizome.org
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