> Liability for copyright infringement is not necessarily limited to the persons or entities who
> created (or encoded) the infringing sound file. In addition to being directly liable for infringing
> conduct occurring via the site, a linking site may be contributorily or vicariously liable for
> facilitating copyright infringement occurring at the sites to which it links.

Flabbabbab.

You have to state, that you cannot influence, what the linked sites upload and that you take no warranty for them.

Done.

The only one responsible is the site-owner.

Top get a good and secure text for your disclaimer search for disclaimers on the web.


Addon to the future: :-)

-More regional/local and specialized artists => Downloading just shows you the song, but the artists concert is something different. That means you have more people who get paid for producing music on the stage. That means they aren't dependent on the label, only on the stages, where they play.
-Artists could play live on the web, then they can just be asked for other songs. If fifty people in a chatroom apy 1$ each, they can easily pay the artists. Jsut get the labels out and you save a hell of money.
-Paying per donate and concerts. Noone will pay 10€ for a CD, if that same CD can be downloaded, but the mp3s should contain a code with which you can pay the artist.
- A paying system, which allows you to pay with only prozentural fees in very small amounts.

Best would be to create a bank account, which takes those fees when you upload your money (IMO). In GB they have something similar iirc.
Security need not be really heavy, because they can be limited to 50$ / 50 € Accounts. Working 6 hours to crack an account just to get 50 € doesn't really pay back.