February 2012
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Airborne Crew Blog: Crew Picks Vol 4 →
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@airbornecrew picks vol 4 featuring: @officialYAxis @veranda_panda @captainstu @SignalHill_Band @taxi_violence_ @Khaos_Kay
(remember these are in no specific order :P )
Captain Stu - Han Solo http://strain.fm/Ms49w
Khaos Kay - T.I.F. …
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The "Fuck This" point aka Piracy Threshold
The majority of people have a basic desire to be honest - and I mean actually honest, rather than some limited definition based strictly on the law. People will go to reasonable lengths to be honest. It makes us feel good about ourselves, and it confers a certain immunity from legal problems.
But then you fuck us. First you fuck us with exorbitant pricing. Then you fuck us with inconvenience...
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The Music Industry is Sick: RIAA Insists That,... →
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I’m honored to see that the folks at the RIAA have taken the time to read our Sky is Rising report. Unfortunately, they don’t seem to like hearing the news that the wider music industry is actually thriving — because it doesn’t work well with their legislative strategy (and, remember,…
The RIAA is just butt-hurt that people have moved on and not decided to...
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Piracy, Morals and The Need for Change
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Morals are often defined by what the general public sees as right or wrong. Most people don’t feel that they’re doing wrong when they download an MP3 or share a movie, but in most countries they are actually breaking laws, laws which do not reflect what the general public considers to be legal, fair use, or even moral.
Law and morals are clearly out of sync when it...
January 2012
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The Music Industry is Sick: EMI Boss Opposes SOPA,... →
themusicindustryissick:
The RIAA has been one of the most dedicated supporters of the PIPA and SOPA bills, but not all of the people they represent share their enthusiasm. EMI’s VP of Urban Promotions Craig Davis made some very reasonable remarks on the controversial anti-piracy plans, stating that “the method…
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Airborne Crew Blog: Crew Picks - vol 2 →
airbornecrewblog:
@airbornecrew picks vol 2 featuring: @redlightstereo @Synthysician @bedonbrickssa @theplastics @stonecollar to name a few. (No specific order :P )
Daydreaming by Red Light Stereo - http://strain.fm/2LFlpg
Foreign Island by Koko and the Sweetmeats - http://strain.fm/1lAEwG
AH SHAT by SYNTHYSICIAN -
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The heat in Cape Town is … http://qkme.me/35qrsj
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Pure Solid on Airborne →
puresolid:
For just $1 a month you can have direct access to an exclusive selection of our music, live mixes, digital artwork and anything else we can think of sharing. This material will not be available anywhere else.
Click this more information about how Airborne works
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Noisia - Split the Atom (Official Video) UNCENSORED (by Noisia Official)
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Airborne Crew Blog: Airborne Crew picks →
airbornecrewblog:
We’ve had a couple of people asking us what the @airbornecrew are listening to on their Airborne accounts, so we decided to do a post showcasing 10 Strains that are currently rocking our phones and laptops. (Note: These are not in any order :P )
Forty Thieves - Dearest Winter …
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OPEN: New Anti-Piracy Bill Still Threatens... →
It’s funny how they chose the acronym OPEN to describe a bill that would make the internet less open.
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Why Spotify can never be profitable: The secret...
“You cannot solve a problem with the same thinking that created it.” - Albert Einstein
themusicindustryissick:
Imagine a new hot-dog selling venture. Let’s also say there’s only one supplier to purchase hot dogs from. Instead of simply charging a fixed price for hot dogs, that supplier demands the HIGHER of the following: $1 per hot dog sold OR $2 for every customer served OR 50...
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The Music Industry is Sick: NPR talks to Spotify... →
themusicindustryissick:
NPR Weekend Edition Host Audie Kornish: “One of the big criticisms that we’ve heard from artists is that the royalties that they get from Spotify are so low that it might as well be piracy.”
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek: “Yeah, I do want to address that because I feel that it’s important to…
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airbornecrewblog:
Outbreaks Detected #131211 #musicisthevirus