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| Misc Music Stuff A category for music stuff that doesn't necessarily fit anywhere else. |
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| Consider this: Let's say you went to a RadioShack to buy a VCR to watch your old home movies. Now the salesman that helps you is a damn good salesman, and you end up walking out of the store with a full VCR/DVD combo home theater in the box system. The next day it dawns on you that the f**ker swindled you, so you want to return it, but you can't find your reciept. Now RadioShack's written policy is to only offer full refunds with a valid reciept. But you're pissed. This assh*** completely took advantage of you, and you'll be damned if you're just going to use all of that money that you shouldn't have spent on other crap you don't need. It's completely possible, depending on that store's manager, that they may understand your situation and give you a refund anyway, regardless of written policy. They have the power to do that, where all any other employee could do is read you off the policy. See what I'm getting at here? |
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I disagree. Educational institutions are among the top target for the authorities. They have to set a good example, and they tend to get busted if they don't. I think that's reasonable. We have strict policies regarding the publishing, copying and everything else of other people's work, whether it be written, music, or whatever. |
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Probably not. I can see why the professors are hesitant to most your work. For them there is 0 benefit and 0.001% risk. That means the risk, however slight, is infinitely greater than the benefit. We can speculate all day as to what Nintendo would actually do. I know that the copywrite infringement lawyers can't keep up with the real piracy. Of course, you never know. I could see a lawyers going nuts on a student for posting a cover song even though there may be real money being lost via the typical internet piracy. Brandon |
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The 0% benefit theory is questionable, in my opinion. Someone might be considering taking the music tech program and looking at the website. They find the link, listen to the song, and it's bound to have an effect on their opinion, for better or worse. Regardless, I think this discussion has really gone as far as it can. At this point, we're just discussing intricacies and technicalities. I will investigate the legal liability of linking to another site, so I'm absolutely certain I won't be putting my school at risk. Thanks for all your input, guys. I really appreciate it. ~Josh~ |
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