New Tracklisting

[So It Goes 2512]

That's great news. So shall I just stop what I have been doing right now?

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, Martin Wheatley <martinw@...> wrote:
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> 
> >
> >Sorry if I'm being a bit naive but what's the position as far as 
> >copyright material is concerned?
> 
> The members of this group have no rights to any of this material
> The BBC have the rights to Peel's voice but not to any of the music
> The BBC have Internet rights to stream any program for 7 days after
> broadcast that is all.
> The rights to the music in the shows goes to whoever the rights to
> the music.  Usually this would be the record company that put the
> record out or that the artist was signed to if a session.  If the artist
> wasn't signed to a company then it belongs to the musicians
> It is to make it unrealistic for the record companies to chase
> this up that there is no central repository for these files  (it would
> be like putting a target on your back) and that the files are scattered
> around
> People have been unscathed so far and we all hope it stays that way
> but make no bones about it what this group is doing is illegal even
> if known to some people in the BBC
> 
> martinw
>