Recording Industry's Unexpected Benefit from P2P
Matthew Schultheis writes: "Yahoo / AP is reporting that the record industry is using the files traded on Kazza et al. to track where music is popular. It turns out that they even pay for this information. 'It's the most vast and scalable sample audience that the world has ever seen'" Now if they could only use this data to somehow put out better music...
Razor-sharp irony kills 3, wounds 25.
I never spellcheck and I freely admit it. Save your karma for more worthwhile "lol erorrs" replies
We could abuse this: Everyone, start sharing plenty of Polka, 80's pop, and Barney. Now lets talk about targeted marketing!
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Goto's should be avoided in programming. So far, it has gotten this story posted 4-5 times already within the last few months.
Stop telling us how ironic this is. It's not. It's just fsckin' sad.
Eh? That is what corporations are supposed to do.
anti-semite!
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I've downloaded dozens of songs today alone... to whom do I address my bill for services rendered?
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Evidently the concept of irony is not lost on most /.ers. I have seen like 5 posts that look identical to mine in the last minute. :)
people who share their entire hard disk on Kazaa, this could result in the production of the Biggest Hit Song of All Times...
The name would be somewhat like explorer.exe...
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So now the recording associations are going to think that the following is their most popular artist. teen anal cum xxx hot God help the record stores when a kid asks for that!
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