Wednesday, 1. October 2003
Topic: COPYRIGHT - on October 1, 2003 at 12:48:35 PM CEST
Hip-hop stars debate downloading music
Rapper, Chuck D, founder of Public Enemy, testified at the Senate Governmental Affairs subcommittee hearing that people ought to be able to distribute the songs they want to hear on peer-to-peer Internet services, known as P2P.
"P2P to me means power to the people," said Chuck D. "I trust the consumer more than I trust the people at the helm of these (record) companies."
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