Equal rights for last.fm members

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Created on: 28 Mar 2009
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This group stands for equal access to last.fm services, for all people. Because it will bring you more quality, diversity, and an extended musical choice.

Equal rights for last.fm members


From the album "Yes" by Pet Shop Boys, "Building a wall" goes: "I'm building a wall/ a fine wall/ not so much to keep you out/ more to keep me in"
Another group that favours artist's and user's rights is Free For Free

> From the blog.last.fm-announcements: "... listeners to Last.fm Radio outside of the USA, UK and Germany will be asked to subscribe for €3.00 per month, after a 30 track free trial period. In the USA, UK and Germany, where it’s feasible to run an ad-supported radio service, there won’t be any changes ..." Read the 10 June2009 and the 22 April 2009 items. Your group leader understands that the founders of last.fm sold their creativity to CBS and quit their job.

We from Equal Rights For Last.fm Members are customers who are aware of things. We ask questions, like: how come that Last.fm pretends to be a radio that says: "Wake up! There are still people who can't get at the music they want the way they want to. So, back to work…", while they make customers pay, who live in all world countries except USA, United Kingdom and Germany, for listening to Last.fm tracks? Why do they create first-class and second-class customers? We would like to see some sign from Last.fm that they are trying to negociate with the ad-markets and governments in different countries (or groups of countries), in order to obtain better selling and buying conditions.

We encourage ourselves here to look out for information about the market and government policies, so that we can obtain better customer rights.

Aristotle said: "The weak always want to find justice and equality. These are of none interest to the strong."
That's why we're talking about QUALITY through diversity, which could interest the strong more!

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