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I’m rather fond of the manifesto posted by the founders of Mperia, a new pay-per-download music site that manages sales for indie artists.
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February 20th, 2004 at 7:50 pm
As the author of the aforementioned manifesto, I’m gratified that you like it.
Mperia really isn’t just another way that a corporation can screw musicians. As you might have guessed by reading “Burning Down The House,” we’re quite serious about all of this.
Cheers!