Sueing the recorded music industry. how to do it.?

Question

The recorded music industry has sued people for sharing the music they have recorded on behalf of hard working artists. This includes children. In Hong Kong someone went to jail for sharing movies.

It is obvious that the recorded music industry is dead, but won't admit. This is like the stagecoach companies sabotaging the railways. Railways are still here and stagecoaches are history. (History this attitude is bad business and companies doing it are going to replaced, you adpat or be destroyed).

Recently drug addled idiots in the music industry in Australia went after DJs, playing their music in clubs (promoting it).

I believe we can sue the bastards. I am thinking anti profiteering laws, anti kartel laws...pity there is no anti-stupidity laws.

Legal recommendations

Answer 1

I don't mean to be short but the only way to sue is to hire an attorney...

Answer 2

First you will might desire to pass with the country your industry would be in - then inspect the Political climate (CIA factbook a great source) the financial factors - recommend income, inflation, disposible income - tax breaks for industry - the Social factors -lifestyle - do human beings purchase track and how - technologies obtainable to assist the manufaturing, revenues and distribution and how is the track performed - L- what are some criminal issues alongside with copyright rules - WIPO website a great source and finally any Environmental concerns - waste from production track industry products - desire it helps and good good fortune

Answer 3

Sue the people who manufactures and shares music without the consent of the maker in order to protect the music industry.

Answer 4

You are right. We should sue them. Unfortunately, there is no legal action you can take against them. Their work has been used against their consent, and it does actually gain them the money that they lose because of this piracy.