6 September 2008
MP3s are FREE
Obviously, downloading copyrighted MP3s without payment is illegal. You might be wondering, therefore, what on earth you’re going to listen to on your brand new MP3 player, by staying firmly within the boundaries of the law.
Thankfully, there are places on the web where music can be downloaded for free, without breaching anyone’s copyright.
These places are promoters of new, unsigned acts and take the shape of either social media sites, archives of live acts who are “bootleg friendly”, dedicated to promoting a new framework for musicians to earn a living without the thieving might of the record industry as well as a few freebies from established locations such as MTV and Last.fm
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