Another 'Territory Restriction" rant...

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Posted by bas on Aug-08-2008 18:35:

Yeah I don't really mind waiting either, I just never understood the reasoning behind digital territory restriction. Perfectly understandable from a physical standpoint. It's cheaper for record stores to buy their vinyl from a local distributor, who in turn has to wait for it to be available on a local label unless everyone wants to pay the import fees.

Posted by elFreak on Aug-08-2008 18:40:

i just bought this

http://www.decks.de/t/stephan_hinz-...21-vinyl/bqn-zo

Posted by RJT on Aug-08-2008 18:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Ben Brown
territory-based licensing deals helps the artists b/c they get the best deal possible... they can license their music to the 'best' labels in each territory. much more efficient.

Please expand on this. By "best" - do you really just mean "locally known" i.e. labels that will get the release the most exposure in a given market?

Posted by Clovis on Aug-08-2008 18:45:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
i just bought this

http://www.decks.de/t/stephan_hinz-...21-vinyl/bqn-zo

I just bought Rhodes off beatport

Posted by elFreak on Aug-08-2008 18:48:

i want the record..i bought a few new ones. It can be fun sometimes.

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