A fascinating new report from Associate Professor Michael A. Carrier at Rutgers University School of Law, entitled “Copyright and Innovation: The Untold Story”, interviews 31 CEOs, company founders and VPs who have worked in digital music over the past 10 years. It illustrates the digital music landscape in the aftermath Napster’s shutdown, demonstrating how the battle between P2P and the music industry has stunted innovation, discouraged investment in the music technology sector, and ultimately led to a complicated copyright law-dominated environment that has widened the gap between technologists and music. (via 31 Digital Music Execs Sound Off On How P2P Battle Led To Music Industry Demise - hypebot)
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Funny, people seem to still be making music.. what seems to have changed to me is we just get crappier music.. ~D
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