Silicon Valley Negotiations Books Authorization

MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 20, 2012 Canard du jour: Do residuals make you lazy? If the age of privacy is over, is the age of royalties over, too? One of the common misapprehensions one hears from the “music/facts/books/news/movies/games are like water” crowd is that creators don’t deserve the royalties and residuals for which their unions and they fought for so long. The author’s rights vanish and “consumers rights” take over. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 3, 2012 The Geist in the Hen House And when it comes to media based companies and policies, the creative community–artists, musicians, journalists, authors, all of whom have been roughly treated at best by some CCIA members such as Google. And if the worldwide condemnation of Google Books is any indication, if the chickens disappeared the eggs would be missed. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS MARCH 20, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Canard du jour: Do residuals make you lazy? If the age of privacy is over, is the age of royalties over, too? MARCH 3, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Geist in the Hen House MARCH 24, 2009 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY US News & World Report: "Google May Not Be Evil, But It Sure As Hell Isn't Interested in Free Speech"
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 24, 2009 US News & World Report: "Google May Not Be Evil, But It Sure As Hell Isn't Interested in Free Speech" There's a great piece on the US News & World Report blog by the well-respected author and journalist John Aloysius Farrell that must make Google count the days until it's driven all newspapers out of business. Google had to be dragged, at legal gunpoint, into the deal with the publishing industry that protects authors." MORE >>
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