John Fanning, who co-founded Napster with his nephew Shawn, makes an interesting argument on Huffington Post that music has a message and thus qualifies as free speech -- and should be treated as such with statutory licenses that let people use it on the Internet for free.
Music: “content” or free speech?
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Published: February 13, 2007
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