On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Steev Hise wrote:
> July 24, 2000
>
> In the Age of Napster,
> We Face Copyright Gap
>
> By THOMAS E. WEBER
> "The idea that copyright is dead is rubbish," says John Schwarz, CEO of
> Reciprocal, one of the companies hoping to make its fortune by narrowing
> the copyright gap. "If the people who create content cannot protect their
> rights, pretty soon there won't be any content," he says....
Not quite ;) Primarily it means that soon there won't be any big
corporate music publishers/marketers (who purchase the artists' music and
rights -- for a song ?); distribution, creative-control and profit may
actually return to the creatives.
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