Acccording to Roy’s blog, to those who have BG music in your website/blog or whatever, you are in trouble:

‘We increasingly see more bloggers who upload music onto their webpages,’ he said.

‘We want to encourage them to come forward to our one-stop centre to get licensed, for a reasonable fee.’

For websites where the song cannot be downloaded or have any advertising, owners have to pay $1,000 a year for playing 10 songs or fewer, $5,000 for playing 11 to 49 songs and $10,000 for over 50 songs.

This is a ‘competitive rate’, said Mr Melvin Tan, the licensing manager of Compass, which protects the interests of composers and lyricists, and administers royalties to them.

 

Source: Straits Times

I’m not very sure about it, it may or may not happen in SG (according to Roy again), but still… I am damn happy because I hate websites with music. HA!

I browsed through Myspace just now via "The SunS" (which is via Brown’s podcast) Myspace account and realised that FWAH! The 16 years old there are definitely different from Singapore. I won’t elaborate… but their poses on Myspace are just :O.

There’s a new page, as you should have noticed. It’s called "Class Stuffs", located on top. Click on it and get to the page. Password? Ask me.