To: A.A. Cunningham
I have not read their contract, but I participate in another forum which is maintained by an artist whom I am a fan of.
Much of his catalog has been ripped off by unethical music companies and people downloading his older music he doesn’t have any “control” over. He doesn’t receive a penny for it.
I stand by my statement. An artist has intellectual property rights over what he creates. Are you questioning that?
68 posted on
09/05/2008 11:37:49 AM PDT by
sauropod
(There's no stoppin' the cretins from hoppin')
To: sauropod
An artist has intellectual property rights over what he creates. Are you questioning that? Not when they assign those rights to a licensing agency such as ASCAP or BMI, in this case they have assigned the performance rights to ASCAP, thus anyone who has a paid ASCAP license can legally play the song to a crowd.
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