megaupload taken down?

[thebanned1]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

Uh you could get money from Megaupload and Rapidshare as well

i know i was talking about them all when i said that but some have been doing it a lot longer than others

[chunky]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

Interesting article
Why You Shouldn’t Post Your Mixes On SoundCloud | Digital DJ Tips

[feather]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

I think this was discussed a lifetime ago on MS but is what the scene doing, sharing sets via filesharers, illegal? I thought in terms of copyright it was alright if a track was part of a set played live, just not if the track was used in a commercially released mix?

[sbando]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

The "Scene" does not use filesharers, that's for sure .

The copyright thing about sets makes my head hurt.

[res0nat0r]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

I bet SoundCloud is putting that there to cover themselves officially for idiots who upload the newest Adele CD in full vs. tracks in mixes which have always been in general ok. Now if anyone wants to start cracking down on any unlicensed tracks appearing in DJ mixes on SoundCloud they will have to start taking it down which also could be said the same for stuff linked to / hosted on MS which would suck for everyone.

[lockedgroove]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

Interesting article
Why You Shouldn’t Post Your Mixes On SoundCloud | Digital DJ Tips

date of that article is March 11,2011. personally, I've yet to have a problem with SC

[tribalcho]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

The sad true is that ALL dj sets and mixes out there (with no exeptions) are ILLEGAL...Only released mix-compilations should remain,because every single artist should be paid for the copyrights of the tracks and so on...

Here is my new account at mixcloud..i will upload there everything what is in ''my world'' of music haha...Mixes from Bulgaria over the years,from my NYC heroes and everything what is of my interest:

http://www.mixcloud.com/Antarez_86/

[res0nat0r]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

The sad true is that ALL dj sets and mixes out there (with no exeptions) are ILLEGAL...Only released mix-compilations should remain,because every single artist on them is paid for the rights and so on...

This is technically correct.

[Illuminate]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

Agree. Well put tri.

[runningman]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

well then they should put them for sale for $1 then. If mixes were anymore I wouldn't buy it because I listen to way too many.

Plus I thought it was all about the music anyways

[Garrick]

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it may be all about the music to us, but............ far too many greedy people out there.

[88Mariner]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

This is technically correct.

so i should expect ProtonRadio to be shut down eventually?



well, I knew this would all happen. As soon as david guetta became #1 dj on the planet, the shitty electronic music bubble would pop.


back to trading DATs baby!

[Illuminate]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

but............ far too many greedy people out there.

E.g: Titanic (1997)

$200 million[2][3][4][5][6][7]

$1,843,201,268[2]

[tiddles]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

lulz

http://www.anonyupload.com/

We are setting up servers.
Each user gets a FTPs access, which can be used to safely transfer files.We hope to launch the online version of the site in less than 3 days.
( On Wednesday, January 25 ).
For your safety, our infrastructure will be out of the U.S jurisdiction ( Russia ).

let's put it on a .com lulz

[res0nat0r]

Re: megaupload taken down ?

so i should expect ProtonRadio to be shut down eventually?



well, I knew this would all happen. As soon as david guetta became #1 dj on the planet, the shitty electronic music bubble would pop.


back to trading DATs baby!

Technically yes. If they don't have a broadcast license or some other license for each track they play that covers broadcasting that is against the law technically. Note I don't know all the facts, but soma.fm was going thru a problem like this a year or so ago when some gov't bill somewhere wanted to change the broadcast terms to pay out per listener or by # of current clients streaming which would have broke them.