Record Exec Tries to Nudge NARAS

By tph on February 1, 2003 2:47 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

John Snyder, the President of Artist House Records, and his son Ben discussed the future of media entertainment and why the RIAA and MPAA have got it wrong in a paper they submitted to the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences on Thursday. The paper appears here, at Salon.com.

(I'd credit the link, but I don't remember who I got it from. Sorry!)

It's good to know that someone in that business is pushing for more creative thinking.

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