Why we can't record our TV shows
Tom Buskey
tom at buskey.name
Tue Mar 27 08:43:58 EDT 2007
On 3/26/07, Bruce Dawson <jbd at codemeta.com> wrote:
> Don't you feel like a colonial pion fighting against King George's army?
> The corporate megaliths are just praying that we consumers won't act
> with our wallets and start to completely ignore the traditional/modern
> forms of entertainment (TV/radio,records, ...)
I think King George is starting to realize the issue. The Globe (or NYT?)
had an article about a new band that was signed for 2-3 songs. *Not* an
album. They realize the album is going away. People are buying songs, not
albums. They're just trying to hang onto the old ways as long as possible.
I think many musicians will go the way of Ani DiFranco and self
produce/publish/distribute. Much of the big companies' profit comes from
creative accounting with musician's royalties.
Some niches will be too small for the big companies and small ones will rush
in. Folk music has been going this way as the biggies abandon it.
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