Category Archives: music

This Copyright Dispute Helped Give America Rock ‘n’ Roll

Posted on May 30, 2014 by DigitalPlato

And isn’t it ironic that presently, copyright lawsuits are still being used against famous musicians? ‘…The boycott lasted for almost a year. In late 1941, ASCAP signed an agreement with radio stations at terms less generous than it had before … Continue reading →

Posted in communication, copyright, language, music, Society | Tagged American Society of Composers Authors Publishers, ASCAP, music industry | 2 Comments

How Record Labels Rob Musicians

Posted on September 29, 2012 by DigitalPlato

When you read Courtney Love‘s letter to recording artists, you discover that she isn’t just another dumb, crazy blond rocker — that she could compose intelligent letters too. According to her, there are 3 basic facts all recording artists should … Continue reading →