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- Downhill Battle is a non-profit organization based in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was founded by Nicholas Reville, Holmes Wilson, and Tiffiniy Cheng in August 2003. Downhill Battle is known for its argument that the four major recording labels have an oligopoly that is bad for both musicians and music culture. It also believes that filesharing can strengthen the role of independent record labels in the music industry, and they help produce software that helps independent artists and journalists reach a wider audience. The group supports what they call "participatory culture" where everyone is a part of creating and sharing art and music. Downhill Battle are also known for their projects such as Grey Tuesday, Eyes on the Screen, Banned Music, Peer-to-Peer Legal Defense Fund, and more. Downhill Battle made Spin Magazine's Top 100 moments that rocked the world at #81 for the moment when Downhill Battle launched Grey Tuesday and the Grey Album went viral. The Downhill Battle team also founded the Participatory Culture Foundation (PCF) and Fight for the Future, a freedom of speech and privacy advocacy organization. PCF also has a set of Participatory Politics projects, including a politics news site and a messageboard service that has been a gathering space for self-organizing. Downhillbattle.org was down for an extended period of time but as of October 16, 2011, Downhillbattle.org had been reactivated. (en)
- Downhill Battle es una organización sin ánimo de lucro estadounidense establecida en Worcester, Massachusetts, en agosto de 2003. Sostiene que las cuatro mayores discográficas (Sony BMG, EMI, Universal y Warner) poseen un oligopolio que perjudica a la música y a los músicos. También creen que las redes P2P pueden reforzar el papel de los sellos discográficos independientes en la industria musical, y de esta forma ayudan a producir software para apoyar a los artistas independientes a llegar a un público más amplio. La organización está a favor de lo que ellos llaman "cultura participativa", donde todo el mundo es parte de crear y compartir la música. También son conocidos por sus proyectos, como , y .Los integrantes de Downhill Battle han fundado también , una fundación que construyó una plataforma independiente de audio y vídeo en Internet. (es)
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- Downhill Battle is a non-profit organization based in Worcester, Massachusetts. It was founded by Nicholas Reville, Holmes Wilson, and Tiffiniy Cheng in August 2003. Downhill Battle is known for its argument that the four major recording labels have an oligopoly that is bad for both musicians and music culture. It also believes that filesharing can strengthen the role of independent record labels in the music industry, and they help produce software that helps independent artists and journalists reach a wider audience. The group supports what they call "participatory culture" where everyone is a part of creating and sharing art and music. (en)
- Downhill Battle es una organización sin ánimo de lucro estadounidense establecida en Worcester, Massachusetts, en agosto de 2003. Sostiene que las cuatro mayores discográficas (Sony BMG, EMI, Universal y Warner) poseen un oligopolio que perjudica a la música y a los músicos. También son conocidos por sus proyectos, como , y .Los integrantes de Downhill Battle han fundado también , una fundación que construyó una plataforma independiente de audio y vídeo en Internet. (es)
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