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3. I agree with your POV. I suspect the corps are fighting a tidal wave of public domain

Reply to JDPriestly (Reply #2)

Sat Feb 7, 2015, 07:18 PM

Feb 2015

and will lose.

We will return to time when musicians paid for performances, not compositions. Especially since corps are trying to take lion's share for upwards of 100 years, instead of the 20 originally intended by framers of constitution.....

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Big Shake-Up to Music Licensing Regime Embraced by U.S. Copyright Office [View all] PoliticAverse Feb 2015 OP

This looks important, but I'll have to read it later. nt bananas Feb 2015 #1

Music builds upon the music of the past. JDPriestly Feb 2015 #2

I agree with your POV. I suspect the corps are fighting a tidal wave of public domain on point Feb 2015 #3

Here's some of the changes proposed by the U.S. Copyright Office lovemydog Feb 2015 #4