SacHawk2.0 wrote:DTexHawk wrote:Zebulon Dak wrote:Once music or video or data is created it exists and nobody has the right to control whether somebody is allowed to listen to it or watch it or use it or not. Good, reasonable, honest people know when & how to contribute monetarily to the people who put in the work to create it. It's the 21st century and that's how things work now. These are the new morals because the old ones don't fit anymore. There will always be people who misuse or take advantage of the system, just like there always has been.
So any politician can use what ever music they want in their campaign and the artist/songwriter can't get them to stop.
Good to know!
Love these new morals!
No. It's different if someone is using it for personal gain. Just like if someone is selling bootleg movies and music from the trunk of their car.
Right. Public broadcast, advertisement, selling something that doesn't belong to you are different situations.