[Fmpro] ASCAP and Technology

[Les Hurdle]

--- Mark Northam <mark at gmdgroup.com> wrote:
many on the ASCAP Board are on a "mission" to
> protect song, and
> everything else (including other types of music) and
> every other kind of
> music is considered secondary to that mission.

This sadly would include our Mr Wood or he wouldn't
use words like 'fair' in his election push, he would
say accurate, he would also support 1-1.

Conditioning runs deep... some just don't know they
been mind F****d.

L


> 
> Best,
> 
> Mark Northam
> 
> 
> On 2/19/07 4:27 AM, "Fernando Rivas"
> <rivas2750 at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> > Mark,
> > 
> > I agree with you in some respects. It seems
> however that you're still
> > pointing at ignorance as a factor when you speak
> of an ASCAP board that is
> > unenlightened.
> > 
> > Whether they are unenlightened about technology or
> the role of music we are
> > screwed either way.  But my feeling is that
> ignorance coupled with greed is
> > less of a political issue than an educational and
> technological one.
> > 
> > It stands to reason that if they could get their
> hands on more money and
> > make a greater percentage they would certainly do
> it. Even if they had to
> > cook their books in the microwave to do it.
> > 
> > FR
> 
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