I've been thinking that record labels are really taking it on the chin because of the next generation and their ubiquitous tool -- the Internet. How do you stop illegal downloading? Is it even worth stopping it? Better yet, how do the record labels get in on this revolution instead of being on the outside looking in. One thing that hasn't become virtual (yet) is merchandise. To my knowledge no one has invented a virtual t-shirt. Notice I am being careful to say -- yet. Well, it's not likely. This is my way of asking -- doesn't the record industry have the next generation by their -- computers and mobile phones -- if they become&hellip
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