Artist Not Allowed To Stream His Own Music
the_arrow writes "Scottish artist Edwyn Collins wanted to stream one of his own songs on MySpace, but it seems that copyright misunderstandings make him unable to do so. According to the article, 'Management for the former Orange Juice frontman have been unable to convince the website that they own the rights to A Girl Like You, despite the fact that they, er, do.' Collins said, 'I found a nice lawyer guy at Warners, very apologetic, promised to get it sorted, but all these months later it isn't.' His wife added, 'MySpace are not equipped to deal with the notion that anyone other than a major [label] can claim a copyright.'"
There are people who still use MySpace?
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Friends don't let friends join MySpace....
Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.........
Anonymous Coward,
The phrase "So this isn't a story about MySpace." is a copyright held by the MySpace corporation. We urge you to cease and desist using said phrase for the next 70 years. If you fail to comply with our...request...we will be forced to take legal action. And possibly destroy your feeble world with our battle station.
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He's getting rather old, but he's a good mouse.
"Find someone who understands what you're about, and use their service instead."
Probably Google since they know more about you than any other web entity.
If it were up to the RIAA, artists wouldn't be allowed to stream their own urine.
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