Music Industry Wants Guitarists to Stop Sharing

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  1. lord_neo

    lord_neo Guest

    The Internet put the music industry and many of its listeners at odds thanks to the popularity of services like Napster and Grokster. Now the industry is squaring off against a surprising new opponent: musicians.

    Lauren Keiser, president of the Music Publishers’ Association, says guitar tablature Web sites reduce the earnings of songwriters.

    In the last few months, trade groups representing music publishers have used the threat of copyright lawsuits to shut down guitar tablature sites, where users exchange tips on how to play songs like “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,” “Highway to Hell” and thousands of others.


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  2. g0g0l

    g0g0l ! SpAm

    Those ****ing A$$holes :mad: :mad: :mad: :badmood:
     
  3. alpha1

    alpha1 I BLUES!

    :RollLol:
    Frustrated attempts by record companies to earn money.
     
  4. the_wizard

    the_wizard Omega == God

    hehe....lets see saale kya ukhaadte hain
     
  5. Morbid_Angel

    Morbid_Angel Sid the sloth

    bullsht .. They cant shut down websites like zis.
     
  6. AceRoom

    AceRoom Future Grammy Winner

    I have had bad experiences with this s*#%. First, they shut down powertabs.net. Then they shut down MSB :( Powertabs.net is back on!!!
     
  7. slipknot_555

    slipknot_555 RuHH..

    lolllllllll.....
     
  8. echord

    echord New Member

    hmm they can certainly TRY shutting them down i'd say
     
  9. Ibanezed

    Ibanezed New Member

    yeah ..this was published in ultimate guitar news ..all other sites who were sharing gp and powertab files were shutdown or they stopped sharing them ..xept ultimate-guitar which opposed it and they are still sharing them ..truely inspirational!
     
  10. aaki1993

    aaki1993 New Member

    haha ...loserssss
     

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