In order to understand where art is headed in this new e-economy, we must remember where art has been and see the possible trajectories for the future. Tuesday a piece entitled, The High Cost of Free Culture, was posted by Bevin Carnes on the Huffington Post. Carnes closes her piece with the following: I don't know about you, but I don't think I'd want to live in a world where every movie or song you see or hear Has to sell you a product in order to be profitable -- yikes! That's not a utopia that's a dystopia! Let's stop being naïve about the Internet and hand the power over art back to the artists before it's too late! Yes, we might have to pay for our movies and music, but at least they won't sound like advertising jingles or look...
- 8/26/2010
- by Jennifer Edwards
- Huffington Post
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