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This is what tomorrow holds
Recently we at The Highway Star were contacted by a person who was concerned that one of the comments on our site contains an untrue statement and asked if the comment in question could be removed. We refused to remove […]
Read more »Piracy as a marketing tool
My previous copyright rant sparked a lively discussion with Mike Eriksson who argued
Read more »Personally, I still buy my music and my DVD´s and I do not like all this downloading. If somebody, like this author, wants to give his stuff away […]
That copyright thing
We’ve discussed previously the state of music business and where it’s going. Music is not alone in this state of transition. Every form of art is.
In preface to his recent novel Little Brother, Cory Doctorow writes:
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The way to go
At the end of the last year we have started discussion about the state of the music business where a lot of people lamented demise of the physical medium as a primary way of distributing the music.
Nine Inch Nails have recently […]
Read more »Spirit of freedom
The light of freedom buried
Deep within your soul
Across the puszta plain to see
The rhapsody of angels
Refuse to dance alone
What do they mean?
What do they mean?…
The Highway Star is a fairly complicated technical project […]
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Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing