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Wed, 25 Jun 1997 12:28:48 -0500
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(idm) copywright(s)
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Many things have been written on the sampling issue... Im a bit out of my depthe, especially in term sof the law as it stands, but what about this as an idea... A sample is like a quote in literature or research based writing. Researcg based writing is about extending and/or progressing the views surrounding the subject at hand, hopefully improving same while at the same time providing an expressive outlet for the writer(s) I view the sample like a quote from another example of the same thing, piece of music, text whatever... In academic writing and in publishing there are legal and professional standards that give order to the process of quoting that generally ensure that the reader is able to be aware when the content is from another place, what that place is, when it originated and who originated it. As far as I understand no money changes hands in this process of acknowledgement and recognition of prior work by a peer. Could this not work in music? Alan This message originates from Netlink.net.au Melbournes Premier Low Cost Internet Service Provider Call in with your Browser to http://www.netlink.net.au/