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I'm in the process of putting together my follow-up article, and plan to post it and then reply to your specific questions later today. As part of the article, I'm trying to summarize the primary argument against pay-for-play. What do you think of this?
Airplay should be based on merit alone. If an artist's work is good enough, it should be played for free. If it isn't, it shouldn't be played no matter how much money is thrown behind it. By legitimizing pay-for-play, we devalue art and ruin the listening experience.
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