As much as I love the model of DRM free, pay by the megabyte, download model of AllofMP3.com….We have to give the side of the copyright holder.
“Allofmp3.com summoned the world’s media to specifically address the issue of their legality – but all they did was duck the questions time and again. This only confirms the illegal status of this rogue site both within Russia and across the world. Allofmp3.Com’s claims to legality are false and spurious. It is totally irrelevant even if ROMS, which was expelled from CISCO, claims to have approached the record companies and offered them money. I could approach Bill Gates and offer to buy Microsoft for one dollar – but I’d get very short shrift. “Allofmp3.com and ROMS clearly have no intention of respecting copyright laws and paying rights owners.” |
Damn guys… just pay the man!
Break the DRM model for us! AllofMP3 holds the ideal paradigm in their hand for the ultimate in music downloads. Don’t let the lack of charging enough to cover your costs disallow you from paying the content creators their due..give the music creators a legitimate outlet… give the consumer what they want! A legal means of procuring the music they love over the Internet sans these draconian digital rights management controls!
We will support you with our dollars and Euros if you will simply assure the creators and your customers you will directly reimburse the creators their fair share! Labels be damned! Agreements be damned. We don’t need the IFPI or the RIAA- they are meaningless, unneeded entities. Break these worthless consumer suing organisations..you have the power and they know it! They are afraid.
Source: Music Industry News
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