Isn't it so tiresome when big record corporations keep banging on about copyright, royalties etc when trying to bully us into believing that the public are depriving "artistes" of their payments after a record purchase has been made.
I'm referring to the public/fans/researchers/historians playing or sharing audio recordings from long ago, without charging a fee.
Why don't these record corporations get their own act sorted out before falsely accusing others of denying artistes their cut.
These record corporations should stop exploiting the acts they sign by giving the artistes a bigger slice of the pie and themselves taking a smaller portion.
They should also stop bribing radio stations, DJ's and TV companies to play certain records to achieve false chart positions that induce media saturation.
These same corporations should stop ripping-off the customers with such things as price fixing.
These record corporations already received their payment at the first original purchase stage.
Playing the records afterwards with no fee involved means there is no percentage cut.
Zero fee = zero profit.
Their greedy, out of touch, selfish cries are as monotonous as a cracked record stuck in a perpetual repetitive loop.
GG
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