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>Our initial set of music was scraped from various indie blogs Is that legal? Was it all licensed under Creative Commons (or similar) licenses that allow comme
by jackowayed 16y ago
>Our initial set of music was scraped from various indie blogs
Is that legal? Was it all licensed under Creative Commons (or similar) licenses that allow commercial use?
- DTrejo 16y agoWe don't make any money at the moment. Only artist music uploaded directly to mixest would be available for high quality* paid download. That's the idea anyway. Edit: *High Quality flac or 320kbps mp3. For the audiophiles our there!
- jackowayed 16y agoHm, I'm not sure about the terms of the CC non-commercial license, but as an endeavor that hopes to make money, I think you may count as "commercial" anyway. But the music was all CC licensed at least (or similar)?
- empire29 16y agoI was wondering this as well. It appears I could upload some obscure music to the site via the Upload tab. I assume that your team has to vet that the music I upload is 1) what i say it is and 2) that covered by a CC license. Can you play back non-CC music you 'own' because you're streaming it (ala a radio station) rather than allowing user's download it? I love the site, but it seems scary having something like this in today's litigious world.