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Maybe they should call the company "Audacity"...

Virtual Dynamics, home of the $17,340 six-foot speaker cable set. 

November 08, 2007 in Business, Music | Permalink | Comments (0)

MySpace terms etc... aka "MySpace owns your content"

I'm not a "MySpacer" at this point, but aside from the flocks of kids who use the service, I've found quite a few interesting musicians (these just from this morning's trawl).  A few local soundheads I know post there too.

Anyway, I just came across a few references to MySpace's recent change in terms of service, post- Rupert Murdoch acquisition.  If you post your music there, it might be worth checking into what I've been reading lately in a few different places.... which is, essentially, that MySpace owns your content.

June 04, 2006 in Music | Permalink | Comments (2)