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: ©ollectaneaLabels finally admit that p2p business model is legit
By Georgia Harper
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It is more than a bit confusing how the major labels can all have recognized only recently that DRM failed as a business model in connection with sales of tracks, and simultaneously have finally embraced p2p supported by advertising, but with DRM: Major Labels Allow P2P Music Sharing on QTrax | Listening Post from Wired.com. Why would they think that DRM would work in this context when it has failed so thoroughly in the non-p2p context? Just when it seemed that they were getting it together...
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Full post as published by ©ollectanea on January 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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