Timeline for music list by mattkatz
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At school, that is.
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On a side note, you wouldn't believe the shit I get for giving away music for free... :D
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Let it be known that I went to school for music for a reason. I think that CC is the right way, but let the artist decide.
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And I say Coca-Cola because they actually used a track in a commercial. Same for EA Games, Ubisoft, AdWeek...
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The -NC license (to me) means "please ask me before using this commercially, because I'd like to know what you're doing". That's all.
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And that's EXACTLY what it says.
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They'd *have* to if they had no other choice of music. That's not how advertising works, unfortunately.
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If it's commercial, I'd prefer you ask. That's my decision and that's why the license exists.
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Obviously not everyone is Coca-Cola. CC licenses make it known what you can do with work without having to ask.
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I only say this because I've taken heat for using the NC license.
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That's the one.
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I have no problem allowing YouTubers. How could anyone? But when Coke, Renault or EA Games wants to use a track for a commercial?
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The furthest I'd budge is having different tiers of NC licenses. NC1, NC2, NC3, something like that...
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The article, if nothing else, argues under the assumption that the -NC license is a brick wall, not a rubber band. Which it is.
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"Only I'm allowed to make money on this, not you. You get a job and give me free content." That's what I'm taking away from it.
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After having read the full article arguing that the -NC license is a bad thing, I'm still not following.
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I still don't know who @dcostalis subscribed me to on here... it's a brave new world...
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I have yet to make one. Honestly, I'm kind of scared. What's the internet?
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As in, it knows better than FB or Twitter.
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Wow... Identica knows where I am... I am so blown away by how much this has grown.
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