Re: corporate drones killing music
Traditionally democracies fail for economic reasons, under which the economy has to be militarized, that's what tends to happen. can you talk more about info war .....
that virilio pual and other such things you began to get into it but then stopped please thank you .......
Nmherman@aol.com wrote:In a message dated 8/1/2002 7:01:17 AM Central Daylight Time, nikola@tosic.com writes:
it would be good to see suggestions to alternatives to corporations and
alternatives to their control over such issues as music rights
It's a terrifying, nauseating problem, because the only way to generate enough money to defeat terrorism--infinite monies being required, to quote Cicero--is for US corporation to preserve some basic standard of profitability.
I always felt that Microsoft was indulged in great part for its eventual military applications or compatibility. The oil monopoly after all allowed us to be ready for world wars.
A global depression would most likely harm everyone. In such a case, there is a debate, but barring a total market collapse, we will have corporations with us.
Traditionally democracies fail for economic reasons, under which the economy has to be militarized, that's what tends to happen.
The same thing happens every time that you come back again I admit that there are nights when I sit up and cry But sometimes I turn out the lights and pray you'll pass me by Since you're gone my empty arms have nothing left to hold And your memory cannot keep me warm but it never leaves me cold
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that virilio pual and other such things you began to get into it but then stopped please thank you .......
Nmherman@aol.com wrote:In a message dated 8/1/2002 7:01:17 AM Central Daylight Time, nikola@tosic.com writes:
it would be good to see suggestions to alternatives to corporations and
alternatives to their control over such issues as music rights
It's a terrifying, nauseating problem, because the only way to generate enough money to defeat terrorism--infinite monies being required, to quote Cicero--is for US corporation to preserve some basic standard of profitability.
I always felt that Microsoft was indulged in great part for its eventual military applications or compatibility. The oil monopoly after all allowed us to be ready for world wars.
A global depression would most likely harm everyone. In such a case, there is a debate, but barring a total market collapse, we will have corporations with us.
Traditionally democracies fail for economic reasons, under which the economy has to be militarized, that's what tends to happen.
The same thing happens every time that you come back again I admit that there are nights when I sit up and cry But sometimes I turn out the lights and pray you'll pass me by Since you're gone my empty arms have nothing left to hold And your memory cannot keep me warm but it never leaves me cold
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Re: this is shit
the crisis of criticism- this book comes highly recommended by me it is edited by Maurice berger - yes critical to hmm judge huummm i can say that this is shit opinions are like asshole everybody has them some of them are really shitty like morning coffee shit hang on gotta poop. ha ha anti intellectual now totalitarian and well imperialism now "criticism is not, a monolithic enterprise or is it? the artist expressed the communal consciousness no concept of the individual existed" people do think and are eager to share to say that we are not is absured to react in multiple layers in silence humm action speaks louder then words really whatch and you will see ...... artist do not teach they share an moment or glimps of a cultural collective most of the time subjective becuase everything is it is a reflection in what ever medium you choose rather a pollitical statement or drawing on the wall a painting or net.art it is a reflection of a time of a collective concciousness yes very well then this is variable and changes from person to person i do not believe there is any ass kissing if you are honest with yourself and others things are alot simpler when you decide how things should be and assume the actions that you speak if you are angery and feel that this is all a sham then it will be you should assume what is honorable and make the system better do not ask but seek and find answers and do for your self (just becuase someone holds a position a payed position does not always mean their criticism is correct man i feel like noam chomsky this morning anyway question everything ........ think for yourself) i said it was shit i stand by it.
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Re: real life
i foresee at election time a big revolt and at the same time the election will be fixed there will be mayham and it will scare the daylights out of the rest of the world goerge bush will be shoot not killed though this will add to the confusion let me look closer into my crystal ball wall-mart and lowes will burn to the ground no no no that is wishfull thinking info war is the craziest dont you think ........
furtherfield wrote:corporate drones killing music
It is a big shame that corporate companies (especially in america) cannot
see the value of local radio creativity. lacking imagination, always
measuring by the buck - idiots, more assholes killing creativity. Why is
there not a revolution in america! You sure need one...
marc garrett
>
>
> "Real Life" is what bitter old people tell kids to convince them to keep
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> who uses that phrase.
>
> -e.
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> > [Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
> > webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of
> > America says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs.
> > mom-and-pop operations: "If you don't have a business model that
> > sustains your costs, it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a
> > grocery store can't afford to pay for the vegetables, they can't keep
> > their doors open."
> >
> > [According to the article ... most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
> > expected to fold].
> >
> > so much for free speech ... these fuckin' royalty fees are
> > unconstitutional
> >
> > david goldschmidt
> >
> > http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
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> >
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furtherfield wrote:corporate drones killing music
It is a big shame that corporate companies (especially in america) cannot
see the value of local radio creativity. lacking imagination, always
measuring by the buck - idiots, more assholes killing creativity. Why is
there not a revolution in america! You sure need one...
marc garrett
>
>
> "Real Life" is what bitter old people tell kids to convince them to keep
> working shitty jobs...I distrust anyone
> who uses that phrase.
>
> -e.
>
>
>
> David Goldschmidt wrote:
>
> > [Speaking in favor of the recent royalty fees imposed on the radio
> > webcasters] Hilary Rosen of the Recording Industry Association of
> > America says this issue shouldn't be presented as big labels vs.
> > mom-and-pop operations: "If you don't have a business model that
> > sustains your costs, it sounds harsh, but that's real life. If a
> > grocery store can't afford to pay for the vegetables, they can't keep
> > their doors open."
> >
> > [According to the article ... most of the 10,000+ radio webcasters are
> > expected to fold].
> >
> > so much for free speech ... these fuckin' royalty fees are
> > unconstitutional
> >
> > david goldschmidt
> >
> > http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2002-07-21-radio_x.htm
> >
> >
> >
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Re: Possibly total BS
possibly BS well it is .....somebody obviously has not done there home work and is still romantic with materials for the love of leave it to beaver all paintings can be mass produced some painters are hiring other people to do there work for them i know i have worked for them mark making ............ how dare you post such absurd stuff...... i guess this means i am talking to you agian or maybe not
Nmherman@aol.com wrote:
Painting retains a special potential for conveying thought through touch and
materials. You can hold its status as market commodity against it, but it's
still pretty much a cottage industry, which is more than can be said for a
lot of video and even photography these days. Most paintings are made by one
person, without assistance from a location scout, make-up artist, director or
editor, and they can't be reproduced and sold in multiples.
Painting remains the expression of an exceedingly human need for mark making —
a basic urge to communicate like speech, writing and song. If this weren't
the case, the century would not have had so many self-taught painters, some
of them geniuses. Paintings can have the expressive density of written pages,
and new ones are being made all the time that make exceptionally good
reading.
Roberta Smith, nytimes, "Painting on the Move"
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/21/arts/design/21SMIT.html?pagewanted=all&
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Nmherman@aol.com wrote:
Painting retains a special potential for conveying thought through touch and
materials. You can hold its status as market commodity against it, but it's
still pretty much a cottage industry, which is more than can be said for a
lot of video and even photography these days. Most paintings are made by one
person, without assistance from a location scout, make-up artist, director or
editor, and they can't be reproduced and sold in multiples.
Painting remains the expression of an exceedingly human need for mark making —
a basic urge to communicate like speech, writing and song. If this weren't
the case, the century would not have had so many self-taught painters, some
of them geniuses. Paintings can have the expressive density of written pages,
and new ones are being made all the time that make exceptionally good
reading.
Roberta Smith, nytimes, "Painting on the Move"
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/21/arts/design/21SMIT.html?pagewanted=all&
positio
+ yeah yeah yeah...
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Re: the struggle continues
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Neal <nkras@nkras.dsl.visi.com> wrote:
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From: Nmherman@aol.com
To: nkras@nkras.dsl.visi.com
Subject: Re: RHIZOME_RAW: the struggle continues
Date: Wed, Jul 24, 2002, 6:57 PM
In a message dated 7/24/2002 6:39:54 PM Central Daylight Time, nkras@nkras.dsl.visi.com writes:
Elections tend go to the highest bidder. That's why I concentrate mostly on local races.
nkras
>We've got a sad, sad race here in MN, Bushite Norm Coleman versus brainiac/dem Paul Wellstone.
Coleman should have stayed Mayor. That's what he was good at. He's too much of a damned opportunist.
> It did strike me during all this that the election process in USA is more or less in tatters, a fancy statue covered with pigeon shit.
> I guess that's where artists and writers can make a diff, fill in for the pols who are too gutless to speak of reality, raise the bar etc.
Though I disagree with fringe artists using public funding, fringe artists are a check against the Phalange, as the Phalagists are a check against the nihilists. That keeps us, for the most part, in balance. That's why I was happy to see Ventura elected. That sent a <big> message to both the DFL and Republicans. The DFL is still largely clueless. The Greens are completely out of their minds, politically speaking. I've read their Platform. Wild stuff.
>Anyway, hope I didn't offend ya, seems like you got thick enough skin though, nice to see that.
If you offend me, you'll be the first to know. :-)
>Some intellectuals are so rickety and brittle, hysterical, shrieking, etc.
I know. I once said to a Coffeehouse Socialist that "Socialism is slavery". He never spoke to me again.
Ideologues have an apparent inability to answer a question with a yes or no.
And forget deconstructionists.
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Neal <nkras@nkras.dsl.visi.com> wrote:
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From: Nmherman@aol.com
To: nkras@nkras.dsl.visi.com
Subject: Re: RHIZOME_RAW: the struggle continues
Date: Wed, Jul 24, 2002, 6:57 PM
In a message dated 7/24/2002 6:39:54 PM Central Daylight Time, nkras@nkras.dsl.visi.com writes:
Elections tend go to the highest bidder. That's why I concentrate mostly on local races.
nkras
>We've got a sad, sad race here in MN, Bushite Norm Coleman versus brainiac/dem Paul Wellstone.
Coleman should have stayed Mayor. That's what he was good at. He's too much of a damned opportunist.
> It did strike me during all this that the election process in USA is more or less in tatters, a fancy statue covered with pigeon shit.
> I guess that's where artists and writers can make a diff, fill in for the pols who are too gutless to speak of reality, raise the bar etc.
Though I disagree with fringe artists using public funding, fringe artists are a check against the Phalange, as the Phalagists are a check against the nihilists. That keeps us, for the most part, in balance. That's why I was happy to see Ventura elected. That sent a <big> message to both the DFL and Republicans. The DFL is still largely clueless. The Greens are completely out of their minds, politically speaking. I've read their Platform. Wild stuff.
>Anyway, hope I didn't offend ya, seems like you got thick enough skin though, nice to see that.
If you offend me, you'll be the first to know. :-)
>Some intellectuals are so rickety and brittle, hysterical, shrieking, etc.
I know. I once said to a Coffeehouse Socialist that "Socialism is slavery". He never spoke to me again.
Ideologues have an apparent inability to answer a question with a yes or no.
And forget deconstructionists.
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