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MP3's

First of all MP3.com is an Internet site that has downloadable MP3's or in other words digital music. MP3's are free for people to download and listen to instead of buying the artists' CD's. MP3.com is the most widely used site for downloading more than 180,000 songs from over 31,000 artists. As a promotion to get artists to post their music on the Website, MP3.com is offering the artists a portion of $200,000. Since Nov. 2, the artists who have songs available at MP3.com have been accumulating a portion of this money based on the popularity of their music. MP3.com invites all artists to post their music on their web page. Michael Robertson, chairperson of the website, stated that MP3.com is better because the artist gains a cash benefit for his or her musical performances. The artists posting their songs on the Internet are taking a risk that consumers will preview the music in MP3 format and then want to go out and buy the CD. In order to protect the artists' rights, a group of 117 big companies such as Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Liquid Audio, Microsoft Corp., and RealNetworks have formed the Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI). The goal of this group is to discover a way to


While the SDMI is doing this, hackers are already coming up with ways to get around those locks. Although this is illegal and punishable, everyone is doing it. /purl=rcl_EAI_0_A55480988&dyn=58!xrm_38_0_A55480988?sw_aep=siu_morris. control the distribution of MP3's while making a profit to pay to copyright holders. They Might Be Giant, one of the few bands who accept and use MP3's as a way of distributing their music, think that MP3's are an opportunity while some record companies look at MP3's as a threat.

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