labels

Personally I worry that mere attaching some empty labels to an argument is reason enough justify censoring it.

But the blogpost is arguing that it is the tangibility of vinyl that is its savior, comobined with good sense of record labels to also provide the download...

Which are held contingent on the fact that music labels can re-negotiate terms of access to their catalogs.

Like, even if your kid has dyslexia he's going to have to file taxes and read warning labels someday.

Music streaming isn't exempt from this same problem once music labels begin to assert their dominant position.

Everyone knows (or should know) that toggle switches are not guaranteed to do what their respective labels say they would.

The labels take most of the money because artists have agreed to very one-sided contracts.

Then the artists proceed to complain how spotify is screwing them when in fact they screwed themselves signing on major labels.

C's goto is definitively not enough either, since you can't use labels in other functions as target (and have other restrictions).

We are essentially partners with the labels, and should be treated that way.

I seem to remember many of those disliking record labels for imposing onto their art the desires of commerce.

They said they disclosed that only to copyright owners (that is, the labels).

The statement that "Apple didn't want DRM, the labels insisted on it" is largely irrelevant.

They responded that they didn’t share exact numbers, but said that YouTube’s cut was “less than half.” Transparency is the problem not only with music labels.

Well according to HN musicians should be artist, developer,sys-admin, graphic designer,sells-man, accountant,lawyer all at the same time because "evil labels".

Startups and labels constantly jockeying for better position to maximize profits, etc etc and so on; the plight of the artist at the bottom of the food chain is generally brushed over, often with the supposed consolation that "it's never been easier to get your music into people's ears".