Comments on: Talks break down; Warner Music pulls videos from YouTube
Warner walks away from YouTube at a time when Google's video site is renegotiating licensing deals with the four top music labels.
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However I think it's their loss and their artists'
I wouldn't want to be under a contract with them
It goes to show how much they don't get the new model
Poor Warner Music, going the way of the dinosaur.
See you Warner!!! Or maybe not...
Mario
"Until then, we simply cannot accept terms that fail to appropriately and fairly compensate recording artists, songwriters, labels and publishers for the value they provide."
This is from the people that have consistently screwed artists and songwriters for years and years then happily discarded them once they stop showing the same levels of profit. Now that they are starting to realise that they've messed up and that there's no place for them in the future of the music industry, they're attempting to play the sympathy card. Absolutely shameless
I found this site called www.tribeofnoise.com , they have all this original, globally collected music by fabulous musicians who choose to share their music using a creative commons license. You can totally add it onto your videos (once you remove the warner?s music) ? you can even use the music legally in commercials, etc. The musicians put it out there in the hopes of getting way more exposure and getting heard by more people. If you use it anywhere, you just have to acknowledge the musician. You get new sounds, the musicians get heard, win-win.
As a musician who wants to be seen, I can say I would never sign to Warner, as they clearly put their corporate bottom line ahead of their relationship with any partners, vendors or employees.
Another example of how major labels are dead.
they deleted ALL simple plan's music videos
and they're like my favourite band ever!
and youtube is my life coz it's the only place where i can watch all of their videos.
screw themm!
- by March 20, 2009 5:50 PM PDT
- this is exactly why I don't feel bad about downloading music for free anymore. WMG has got some greedy and ignorant people running their biz!
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