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It's incredibly common for creative careers to only catch fire after years of slogging away. What if you created the work at 18 but only after 15 years did any
by CPLX 4y ago
It's incredibly common for creative careers to only catch fire after years of slogging away.
What if you created the work at 18 but only after 15 years did anyone notice it? No dice? We'd prefer that all the profits from people reading on their kindles should go Amazon and some publishing service that aggregates out of copyright works instead of the guy who wrote it?
We're better off as a society if the returns to the massive part of the Spotify library that is over 10 years old, that enriches the lives of hundreds of millions of people every day, just goes to Daniel Ek instead?
This is better?
- kevincox 4y agoSpotify would have to compete with other websites that can share these works so the price would be driven down so they won't be profiting much if any more. Instead people would have easier access to all of the works created years before.
- thfuran 4y ago>What if you created the work at 18 but only after 15 years did anyone notice it? No dice? What do you mean no dice? In this scenario, you'd still have the last ten years of work still under copyright and a big platform for pushing subsequent works.