Since the turn of the century, the value of copyright in the music industry has become threatened, as identical and free copies can be made of any piece of music in literally a few seconds. The technologies that record companies blame for the downturn in retail music sales - computers, CD burners and the Internet - are now allowing musicians to do more of the things that record labels used to, without selling their souls in the process. The question begs to be asked: do artists need record labels at all in a digital world? As CD sales plummet and fans continue to obtain music for...
Since the turn of the century, the value of copyright in the music industry has become threatened, as identical and free copies can be made of any p...
