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Music/Radio › Re: 9ice - I Dont Care ::::: For Them Haters:::::: by Soforte(m): 10:12pm On Dec 14, 2009
The Missing songs on the digital album of Tradition will be made available for free download on the soforte website. we apologize.
Music/Radio › Re: P-square Raises Bar, Gets N50m Deal On New Album by Soforte(m): 7:17pm On Sep 14, 2009
50 million, 25, 15 million, It still doesn't make sense. When they can make a lot more based on payment of royalties. The issue of Distribution is still being neglected. We are making a big mistake by thinking Alaba has a network, when they actually don't have one. it only looks like one because everyone goes to them from all over the country and beyond , to get whatever product they need, The first thing is to identify and creat channels of distribution all over the country, and this is what SED has stratergically taken its time to do,
TV/Movies › Re: Piracy Piracy Piracy by Soforte(m): 3:18pm On Sep 14, 2009
Are actually saying that @ =N=400 or 500, a dvd will be overpriced?
Music/Radio › It's About Time! by Soforte(op): 4:50pm On Jul 14, 2009
"We believe a respectable standard can be set in the distribution of entertainment". Do you?
Music Business › List Of Entertainment Sites That Have Web Radio. by Soforte(op): 4:45pm On Jul 14, 2009
Has anyone got a database on this? Respond Asap, Please.
Music/Radio › Re: Excerpt- A Nation’s Identity Crisis By Reuben Abati | Response By Banky W by Soforte(m): 9:31am On Jul 04, 2009
My brother, all you will ever get is views o. I don't think this our naija people are ready for a change. It is obvious that we prefer purchasing pirated copies of our artistes jobs. Then at the end of the day, they talk about how much they Love M.I, Asa, Eldee, 'Rubbish Love', that's what i call it angry
Music/Radio › We Need A Saviour For Piracy! by Soforte(op): 7:00pm On Apr 14, 2009
In the days of old, pirates were known as death traders.
A group of unscrupulous men who move from coast to coast,
raiding valuables and making money from other people’s sweat and endeavours.
In this case, we refer to the pirates of the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Spawns of the Ikeja Silicon Valley (Computer village),
these are men who know next to nothing about the entertainment business.
Their Primary objective; sell cd’s to whoever can afford to buy.
The value of the content i.e. the intellectual property is virtually of no concern to them .
They are not concerned about what ends up with who, neither are they concerned about the all
negative impact of their actions on the society; and least of all, the  rights of the IP owners.
Oddly enough, we are now constantly aware of the fact that, whatever we work hard for, there are people
watching and waiting, always willing to take it away.
Various programmes and seminars have been introduced to tackle this menace, achieving but a fair impact.
Tackling these cd terrorists is seen by many as a futile endeavour.Can they be stopped?[b][/b]

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