how do you thinkthe banningof asong can affect an artist in their career?
140037
Different people will view it in different ways. Some people will dislike the artist because they will assume that they are bad because their song got banned while other people will want to hear it to see what the fuss is all about. It would probably have a positive affect on their career as any publicity is good for them, even if it's bad publicity.
854975
Could be it has been banned for a reason.
9481
Artists can get royalties, or if they die, thier 'estate' can get the royalties: http://tinyurl.com/7bsmp
916894
a lot....depending on the talent and artist
516622
tats not a problem at all......\nif they r rejected ! they r not permitted/allowed to carry on in the game within t court.....they ll be considered similar to a spectator or an concerned supporter/adviser..\nso they can interact or even cheer up or v=can have  any sort of discussion duringg half time as well as durin time break.....\n\ni m sure abt this point as i m an NBA player
202168
Addidas didn't want him to endorse their product anymore because of the controversy he stirred because of that rape case.  Usually, talent/endorser contracts also contain a clause to the effect that the endorser will be morally upright and maintain a clean image during such time that the product is being endorsed.  They must have enforced this provision.
1064210
it will have very positive effects. i mean it in every sense of the word.\nnot only on art but other areas as well.\nthe induction of good talented pakistani musicians and singers will provide more variety and give fresh talent to the industry... fusion will be more in use. \nits not that the indian musicians are being supressed in any form..\n\nbeside when there is talent how does the country matter??
231867
hmmm  no he should definitely not be banned... hell he has more  experience than most people  now !  though I do think some one should stick a sign on his back stating " don't let this happen to you ! "...lol....
1091090
I'm a teen, and I don't think music affects a teen's mind. I listen to "depressing" music, and I am perfectly happy. It really depends on the person though. If the person listening to the music is already depressed, it could have some influence on them. I don't think it would be so influencing that one would kill themselves because of a song...
685557
They're groomed that way.  People in the business encourage them to fit the formula that has already worked.  If they have any style of their own, we often don't see that until at least their sophmore work or later.  It's just a fact of the business that it's often hard for someone who's different to break through, and artists are told to start off in the ways that are the currently tried and true ones.
146224
Well, it might not just be about the content of the concert, but the ban could be related to a.) the audience that's attracted and b.) the behaviour of the audience.\n\nWhen I was in college there was a Ted Nugent concert in Kingston PA -- the crowd got so out of hand and even tried to burn the place down.  There wasnt another rock concert in the Wilkes-Barre area for about 10 years.
703625
My opinion at the time that napster was disbanded was that it was too bad for the artists. However, in retrospect and the growth of itunes and ipods, I can see how it would dramatically affect their income (not that lowering celebs income is a major concern of mine) and therefore under our copyright laws and royalty situations napster was in the wrong.
90468
If you are not distributing the material publicly, nobody will say anything. However new artists can't expect to be signed unless they demo original material, from what I've seen. Anyone can do covers, and unless you're doing them on American Idol, you really can't expect to make any headway with it, unless your interpretation is really different and better than the original (i.e. the way Joe Cocker redid "With a little Help from My Friends")\n\nWrite your own stuff - either yourself or with a partner. Your odds, though still long, will be a lot better.
232586
No, not "make or break", but they could potentially AFFECT the career, degree of success and longevity of that career.  If a player (to a much lesser extent a coach) has a problem, depending on the level of interest that the public might have in knowing about that problem, the "assasination of character' a player most certainly would face (the media is like a pit-bull on a pork chop when it comes to trying to "scoop" each other) would not only affect the fans interest (and hence attitude, i.e. booing vs. cheering), but coaches, general mgrs., and owners become jaded - and many athletes are psychologically fragile (touchy/sensitive), and their performance could very well suffer.
743494
Depends on the person, I don't think he would be looked at with the respect that he gets now, he died before his career every really had a chance to fall (which everyone's does at some point).  But, he never had the chance to prove whether or not he had staying power.  since his death his message has reached more people than it would have if he were alive, it made his message mean more.  so in that aspect, no he would not be who he is today.  But regardless he would still be good, he had a certain charisma about him, you could see it in his eyes.  Whether or not fans respond ????????? couldn't stay.  but yes he would still be good to me
501330
You need permission because you will have to pay the artists for use of their music, if you don't have the permission you are leaving yourself open for legal action being taken against you.
489584
I agree with some ideas you laid out. I think there is a lot of emotional turbulence clearly being expressed through not only the type of music but lyrics and lifestyle of artists. Unfortunately, listening to such music does affect our minds in a negative way (at least those who are content with their life), and all one can do at that moment is turn the radio off. Most people eventually grow out of it after they realize the noise is really taking away their inner peace. I'm glad you have found your shelter but unfortunately society in general would need a miracle to change the pace and content of that which drives the lifestyle of general population.