http://www.music2dot0.com/archives/104 Exploring Chaos in Digital Music Sun, 01 Aug 2010 07:22:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://www.music2dot0.com/archives/104#comment-3693 Outdustry — The Rough Ride For International Live Music In China Fri, 10 Apr 2009 04:31:55 +0000 http://www.music2dot0.com/archives/104#comment-3693 [...] Then all of a sudden the market is almost totally ruined by the incident in Shanghai on March 2nd 2008. [...] […] Then all of a sudden the market is almost totally ruined by the incident in Shanghai on March 2nd 2008. […]

]]> http://www.music2dot0.com/archives/104#comment-2668 The Law Fri, 04 Apr 2008 05:52:07 +0000 http://www.music2dot0.com/archives/104#comment-2668 @HelloWorld & @Get a life, Both of you are obviously in agreement with the politics of Bjork's actions but Bjork herself claims thus with regards to her actions in China, "I would like to put importance on that I am not This does smack of hypocrisy - she arrived in China as a musician but yet engaged in political activity that broke the law in China. One can't just simply go to any sovereign state and speak one's mind at will and break laws no matter how much one disagrees with that country's policies unless one is willing to stand up and face the consequences. Instead, to paraphrase the article, Bjork seems to have thrown stones and ran away...and left others to face the consequences of her actions. I'm inclined to call her out on this one...to quote another comment here, it was an "underhanded move" @HelloWorld & @Get a life,
Both of you are obviously in agreement with the politics of Bjork’s actions but Bjork herself claims thus with regards to her actions in China, “I would like to put importance on that I am not This does smack of hypocrisy - she arrived in China as a musician but yet engaged in political activity that broke the law in China. One can’t just simply go to any sovereign state and speak one’s mind at will and break laws no matter how much one disagrees with that country’s policies unless one is willing to stand up and face the consequences. Instead, to paraphrase the article, Bjork seems to have thrown stones and ran away…and left others to face the consequences of her actions. I’m inclined to call her out on this one…to quote another comment here, it was an “underhanded move”

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