Web-Only Album Wins Grammy
blamanj writes "Jazz artist Maria Schneider won a Grammy last night for her album 'Concert in the Garden.' What makes this unusual, according to CNET, is that she might be the first artist ever to win a Grammy for an album distributed solely on the Web. None of the sales were in record stores, and the album was financed through Artist Share."
Oh great. Here we go again. Making a mockery out of the role of the "big, evil" music companies. Did you forget that you probably wouldn't even want a lot of the music you buy if not for the record companies' marketing of the artists? This is just another thinly veiled attempt to justify pirating music: "Oh, publishers are obsolete they need to get with the program and find a way to profit off of people stealing music..."