File Not Found: The Record Industry's Digital Storage Crisis

[Teasing the Korean]

http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/17389/239965

[Chuck Nessa]

[ghost of miles]

The so-called "Digital Dark Age." It's a real problem for documents as well.

[JSngry]

No thing lasts forever, nor is it supposed to.

[paul secor]

But things should last longer than 25 years.

[mjzee]

I just clicked on the link and it couldn't find the article!

[J.A.W.]

Cyberspace is ever expanding...

[paul secor]

I just clicked on the link and it couldn't find the article!

No thing lasts forever, nor is it supposed to.

Looks like Jim was right.

[Adam]

Updated link:

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/file-not-found-the-record-industrys-digital-storage-crisis-20101207

[JSngry]

I just clicked on the link and it couldn't find the article!

No thing lasts forever, nor is it supposed to.

Looks like Jim was right.

My aim is not to be popular. My aim is to give you the news you need at a price I can afford.

[Hardbopjazz]

Rolling Stone must have read this thread. The link works now.

[Ted O'Reilly]

"... we have to make sure we're packaging every single asset as best as possible for the future.", says the last line of the article.

Sounds like EMI believes the reason to save the material is Future Profit, not as Art For Generations To Come.