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Monthly Archives: February 2003
The Things to Come for the Music Industry?
I saw an article titled “Pop Stars Learn to Live with Pirates” on International Herald Tribune. This article is about how the musicians and the record labels have to adapt in order to survive in China, where “95 percent of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Rants
Tagged China, International Herald Tribune, Korea, Music, music business, music piracy
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