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Message: From GoLocalWorcester by AiVi Nguyen, GoLocal Worcester MINDSETTER™: Should musicians be forced to pay royalties or give credit to predecessors simply because their new songs sound similar to old songs? If a musician outright copies an old song without permission and calls it his or her own, that person should be punished. But if a musician creates a new song completely from the heart, and that song happens to sound like an old song, should the musician have to pay? If we force artists to pay royalties every time their songs sound similar to songs of the past, are we essentially handcuffing artistic creativity? http://www.golocalworcester.com/news/nguyen-blurred-lines-indeed-did-the-jury-get-it-wrong
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