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Labels Open to Collective Licensing on Campus

Title:Labels Open to Collective Licensing on Campus (ID: CSD5582)
Author(s):Fred von Lohmann (Electronic Frontier Foundation)
Topics:Intellectual Property, Licensing, P2P File Sharing
Origin:Community Contributions (12/11/2008)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

"Finally. The major record labels are coming around to voluntary collective licensing, as we've been urging (and predicting) since 2003. Last week, TechDirt posted a set of leaked slides suggesting that Warner Music Group has opened a discussion with several major U.S. universities about creating a collective licensing solution for on-campus music file sharing. Wired got more details, TechDirt hates it, Ars Technica is cautiously optimistic, and Portfolio urges more transparency. "

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