Along with much of the world, we were deeply impressed with the Rolling Stone’s astounding coverage of The Runaway General
We understand that it is the first time a commanding general was forced to resign by an expose, especially one conducted with their tacit approval.
Note that there were comments galore about the implications of this story and that’s all good!
Today’s headline story, Bob Dylan Announces New Rarities Collection seems to be closed to comments. This is sad, because the song list that Bob Dylan is releasing was transformational when the original recordings were made, many have withstood the test of time [generations] and are now classic. The release of such recordings and specifically how/whether Dylan will see the wonderful possibilities for these tracks to become licensed to videographers for non exclusive syncronization and that the original writers work could be licensed for “covering” by modern music artists.
Given the “Gravitas” of Bob Dylan and his songs, such forward thinking on the part of his music publishers, record labels, managers and, above all, Bob Dylan could “change the way the world sees music”!
Bob Kiger – Videography Lab – Oceanside, CA
Reports are flying all over the world that Blackberry mobile devices are set to be banned by the United Arab Emirates. Why would this powerful kingdom pick on little Blackberry when they could have banned iPhones or Droids or Nokia?
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