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Ugh, I hate this. These people are expressing their creativity online and these companies are just looking for more money and it's ridiculous.
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#1 - Thu Sep 14, 2006 11:28 PM EDT{"commentId":292112,"authorDomain":"patkohler"}
I would understand if MTV, BET, CMT, VH1, and whomever else had an issue with it.
When will these record companies come to realize that by allowing people to share the music videos they are building a larger fan base by giving people the opportunity to view videos by artist that the consumer may otherwise not have heard.
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#2 - Fri Sep 15, 2006 1:08 AM EDT{"commentId":292299,"authorDomain":"Brad-Leclerc"}
This is just idiotic in my mind. Yes, the sites do allow people to abuse copyright law if THE USER chooses to. Much like a dvd recorder or vcr does. If they were going after users, at least it would make legal sense (still not good business or moral sense...but that's another issue), but actually going after the sites is just logically and legally bizarre and pointless.
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#3 - Fri Sep 15, 2006 9:30 AM EDT{"commentId":292596,"authorDomain":"Aunk"}
Hetep and Respect Good Spirits, sooner or later these "business" will come to understand that they can not, in the long run, increase business by attacking their customers.
Long live social networking!
If you have some free micro seconds visit MySpace.
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