quoted 1 line They don't buy the CD's they play, either. Radio stations are on promo> They don't buy the CD's they play, either. Radio stations are on promo
lists
quoted 6 lines and usually get releases for free anyway.> and usually get releases for free anyway.
>
> Obviously *that's* hurting record labels more than mp3's that require no
> production costs, eh?
>
> Wait, what's radio for again?
I actually was wondering if there is a reason that college radio
hasn't moved to just running straight off a computer. I know the
local ones still use cds, which are mailed to them en masse by
labels, and often seemed like a pretty big waste. Pretty much
any university has the bandwidth to download high-qualitiy
copies of trax, so it would seem more efficient to promote that way.
- cutups
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