Comments on: Record Label Teams Up With What.cd BitTorrent Tracker

By: amiha

amiha — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:24:36 +0000

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By: Monday News Mash-Up | the daily john

Monday News Mash-Up | the daily john — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:34:02 +0000

[...] you need more evidence that digital files are taking over the world, Torrent Freak announced the new partnership between torrent site What.cd and indie label Open Your Eyes Records. [...]

By: KEXP Blog » Blog Archive » Monday News Mash-Up

KEXP Blog » Blog Archive » Monday News Mash-Up — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 11:42:41 +0000

[...] you need more evidence that digital files are taking over the world, Torrent Freak announced the new partnership between torrent site What.cd and indie label Open Your Eyes Records. [...]

By: Heil Roze!

Heil Roze! — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:18:45 +0000

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BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.

By: Roze

Roze — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:16:33 +0000

BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.BitTorrent and P2P in general can obviously break the hold of the big industry (which the MAFIAA represents) on culture, and hand over control to the people – of course, it is the obvious reason that the MAFIAA hates it. Copyright, after all, is the law that is used to regulate what people do with non-concrete ideas and thoughts that they "own," forbidding people to do what they want with ideas and thoughts, like memorizing songs and performing them. In other words, copyright is obviously there to police what people do with certain thoughts that they "own," with the intention of maintaining their hold on culture, and preventing BitTorrent &c. from breaking their hold – and it would require nothing less than a MAFIAA Gestapo to do so.

By: Hidden Track » Monday’s Hors d’Oeuvres: Back to the Grind

Hidden Track » Monday’s Hors d’Oeuvres: Back to the Grind — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:13:45 +0000

[...] Open Your Eyes Records has teamed up with private bit torrent tracker What.CD to exclusively distribute new releases. The deal allows [...]

By: Foze

Foze — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:13:06 +0000

By: A Record Label That Embraces BitTorrent | The-Informer

A Record Label That Embraces BitTorrent | The-Informer — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 07:47:21 +0000

[...] tool. Take, for example, Open Your Eyes Records, who not only embraces BitTorrent, but has now teamed up with one BitTorrent tracker, What.cd, to distribute all new tracks that way. Even though for many readers here this doesn’t need to be repeated, this is (once again) [...]

By: Links for 1.2.09: Prince’s albums, torrenting records, vinyl bling « the listenerd

Fri, 02 Jan 2009 22:56:03 +0000

[...] a comment » *Labels: Open Your Eyes Records distributes all of its new music via BitTorrent. This may come as a shock to you (geek that I am probably [...]

By: Editora independente estabelece parceria com tracker de BitTorrent What.cd | Remixtures

Fri, 02 Jan 2009 17:00:16 +0000

[...] (via TorrentFreak) [...]