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February 15, 2004 6:11 AM - comments (1)

So my story for the past months has been that this "war" on "piracy" will have unintended consequences -- most importantly, consequences for other creative remix forms of art. After a lecture in London, I was told by a leading executive at a major label that I was "completely wrong." That the "only" thing the record companies care about is controlling "piracy, which means copies."

Apparently, Jay Z has inspired them to care more. See the latest entry at Illegal-Art.org.

Posted on February 15, 2004 6:11 AM | | technorati

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