http://www.ipodhacks.com/Apple has approached the four major music companies, Warner Music Group Corp., EMI Group PLC, Vivendi Universal SA's Universal Music Group and Sony BMG, a joint venture between Sony Corp. and Bertelsmann AG, to license music videos for sale through iTunes, according to people in the media industry. The videos, which could go on sale as early as September, would likely be sold for $1.99 each, with the possibility of a discount if consumers buy a music video and a song at the same time.
Caotico said:Yes and no...The label is the one paying for the costs of recording the music and the video, so it's normal that they have the rights, at least for a few years. If you're licencing an already finished (self financed) recording, things might be different.
Of course C.M. wouldn't kick our asses if we indeed would upload the video, but it'd be very unprofessional to "compete" with our label, and I'm sure that they'll publish it soon enough.
EDIT: Rahvin summed it up pretty well, didn't see his reply before writing my post.
Well actually I asked Mikael about this during the Fury Fest. I asked why the video wasnt on the net and he answered me something like : it s like that but you can watch it on TV (in France I have never seen a Dark Tranquillity clip on TV).
The first disturbing thing is that you completed the video maybe in march and it s still not on CM website. I mean, it s based on a recent tour, it would have made sense to release it as quick as possible.
I have the same opinion concerning "promotional" songs which are available on the net and that would be more efficient downloaded on the user PC, which means that he will listen to it more than if he has to go back to CM website everytime for a streaming...
try all the many different heavy-metal hub... i'll give u some hub-addresses i personally use:Delirious said:i just can't find it on dc, been trying in different hubs since this thread was started.
if anyone has it uploaded or knows where to find it, i'd be very grateful for a link (by pm, of course).
TheFourthHorseman said:@Angelbreeze: There's no such word as "tyring"
.That's right, folks! This little live/backstage gem has already been shown on Headbangers ball in the States and is currently being aired on the usual channels. As previously reported, "The new build" was directed by Roger Johansson and features live footage shot in (among other cities) London, Barcelona, Paris and Gothenburg during the last European tour.
To see the clip on Century media's homepage in streaming Real video format, click here. To download it in Quicktime format (50 MB), click here.
Arch said:That's right, folks! This little live/backstage gem has already been shown on Headbangers ball in the States and is currently being aired on the usual channels. As previously reported, "The new build" was directed by Roger Johansson and features live footage shot in (among other cities) London, Barcelona, Paris and Gothenburg during the last European tour.
To see the clip on Century media's homepage in streaming Real video format, click here. To download it in Quicktime format (50 MB), click here.