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The internet helps artist by allowing them to get their work out into the open for them to expand their fanbase.

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Kelleher, Kevin. "How the Internet Changed Writing in the 2000s." Gigaom, 3 Jan. 2010,
gigaom.com/2010/01/03/how-the-internet-changed-writing-in-the-2000s/.
Accessed 2 Oct. 2016.

McCarthy, Tom. "How Technology Rewrites Literature." The Guardian, 23 June 2014,
www.theguardian.com/books/2014/jun/23/
technology-rewrites-literature-tom-mccarthy-internet. Accessed 2 Oct. 2016.

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Artists and the web. Before the Internet, writers and musicians would create their work and then sell it. The Internet changed that basic paradigm – but how? Is it even possible for artists such as writers and musicians to make a living in the era of mass piracy? And is there a positive side to the new model?

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"From typing on a rolling stream of white space to editing in a cloud, shifts in hardware have altered the way writers research, draft, refine and, ultimately, conceive of their work. The basic mechanism may stay the same, but new tools have led to new relations between authors and the words they use. With the internet, the barrier between the writer and the world has become as thin as skin."

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Not only has the internet changed writers, it has also changed what medium is used to express their creativity.
-Changed the means of delivery: At no cost you can distribute your writing and you can read books, newspapers, magazines, and blogs
-Changed the literature: Some say the ease we have when we delete or copy and paste has resulted in the loss of thought and intelligence.

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1. William, Wayne. "If you rip your music from YouTube, we've got some bad news for you"  Betanews, 27 Sept. 2016,
http://mp3toyoutubeconverter.xyz/music-industry-takes-aim-at-youtube-rips-with-first-stream-ripping-lawsuit
Accessed 30 Sept. 2016.

2.  Hogan, Marc. "Music Industry Takes Aim at YouTube Rips With First Stream-Ripping Lawsuit" Pitchfork, 26 Sept. 2016,
http://pitchfork.com/news/68549-music-industry-takes-aim-at-youtube-rips-with-first-stream-ripping-lawsuit/
Accessed 30 Sept. 2016.

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Fueled by Ramen has a lot more alternative bands and artists. Such as; Panic! at the Disco, Fall Out Boy, twenty one pilots, Paramore, Yellowcard, 3OH!3, Ghost Town, Against the Current, and ONE OK ROCK. These bands are not necessarily as popular as some other artist so it would hurt them more to lose income from music downloads than it would for artists that, in addition to making music, also have say a clothing line or acting career.

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Capitol Records have many different artists from many different genres.
They have artists like Katy Perry, JLo, Snoop Dogg, and Sam Smith, Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Queen, Pink Floyd and Iron Maiden. All of their artists have had their music ripped off.

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-Many record labels are in the process of suing this website for approximately $150,000 per allegedly pirated song
-approximately 60 million users per month.
-UMG Recordings, Capitol Records, Warner Bros. Records, Warner Music Latina, Sony Music Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment US Latin, Arista Records, Atlantic Recording Corp., Elektra Entertainment Group, Fueled by Ramen, Kemosabe Records, LaFace Records, Nonesuch Records, WEA International, and Zomba Recording.

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The web makes it a lot easier for people to pirate movies, music and books. The vast majority of issues caused by the web are due to people illegally downloading music. There are many illegal "stream-ripping" services active only and only a few are ever caught.

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The internet and constant upgrading of technology has made it very easy to copy and paste someone else’s work in a matter of seconds or minutes. The most common and obvious is documents, images, movies and music.