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	<title>Comments on: Debunking The PodShow Contract</title>
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		<title>By: Mermu</title>
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		<description>I listened to that episode last night. It&#039;s not the Non-Compete Clause that is bothersome. This is a standard of many contracts. What is deplorable is the assignation of the copyrights and ownership of all intellectual property related to the podcaster&#039;s show to Podshow. That is ridiculous. And something that according to Adam Curry on his Daily Source Code, Podshow decries. That&#039;s where the problem lies. You can&#039;t disparage Big Radio or Big Record Companies for sticking it to the little guy, build your own podcast version of Big Radio and not be pegged for a hypocrite.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I listened to that episode last night. It&#8217;s not the Non-Compete Clause that is bothersome. This is a standard of many contracts. What is deplorable is the assignation of the copyrights and ownership of all intellectual property related to the podcaster&#8217;s show to Podshow. That is ridiculous. And something that according to Adam Curry on his Daily Source Code, Podshow decries. That&#8217;s where the problem lies. You can&#8217;t disparage Big Radio or Big Record Companies for sticking it to the little guy, build your own podcast version of Big Radio and not be pegged for a hypocrite.</p>
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