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I wonder how we trust a taxi driver we randomly stop for a journey and fail to trust Christ who is the way, the truth and life.
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John Kay the writer
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John Kay the writer
@JohnKayWriter
am an award winning songwriter human resource manager by profession and a public speaker. [email protected] 0759857702
Katılım Ağustos 2019
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As an analyst, I guess you would offer an oversight about what should be done than the victimization syndrome which continues amongst every single person who wants to see the other side of the coin. I implore you to do something about it. We need collective efforts.
Wayne Frank Ntambi@frankbalkazerg1
The same Parliament of Ug that in 2023 quickly passed the Anti-Homosexuality Act(but …nwyz let me not insinuate on what exactly is hpng) has now passed the Copyright Amendment Bill and I’m seeing many artists celebrating already😭😭😭, but the truth is it has never really been about having laws because Ug already has many laws that are not enforced, corruption still exists, and artists have never fully benefited even from the old copyright system, so this new law alone changes nothing unless there is real enforcement, fairness, and proper systems in place, otherwise it is just another law on paper.
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Why should lobbying government be termed as begging. As the creative sector @GabrielBuule am sure you know how we contribute to the GDP. If other sectors are supported, why not the arts?
Gabriel Buule@GabrielBuule
No matter what is involved in the amended copyright act, our musicians will remain poor, and they will continue to beg. They actually have more problems to address 😏
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Playing a song on the radio is a commercial use of intellectual property that generates advertising revenue for the station. So it should be paid, stop the trickery, creators need a fair renumeration @unmfederationug @eddykenzoficial @Parliament_Ug @AnitahAmong
Sheebah@Ksheebah1
Ugandan musicians invest millions producing music and shooting videos, yet we still have to pay radio stations, TV stations and bloggers just to promote our own work. Clause 9 of the Copyright Amendment simply guarantees that when our music is played, artists are paid. If Clause 9 is removed, then this amendment defeats its purpose and the creative industry will continue bleeding. I call upon all musicians to speak up and defend our rights. To government, we ask for fairness. It’s time to do the right thing. #Clause9 #ProtectUgandanMusic
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We seek a law that treats Intellectual Property with the same sanctity as Physical Property. (Land etc)
Sheebah@Ksheebah1
Ugandan musicians invest millions producing music and shooting videos, yet we still have to pay radio stations, TV stations and bloggers just to promote our own work. Clause 9 of the Copyright Amendment simply guarantees that when our music is played, artists are paid. If Clause 9 is removed, then this amendment defeats its purpose and the creative industry will continue bleeding. I call upon all musicians to speak up and defend our rights. To government, we ask for fairness. It’s time to do the right thing. #Clause9 #ProtectUgandanMusic
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A song is a product of labor, intellect, and investment. When a radio station or business plays music, they are using a professional asset to drive their own profit.@unmfederationug @eddykenzoficial
Douglas Lwanga@DouglasLwangaUg
Should Creatives Be Worried? Reflections on the Copyright Bill Debate. Parliament debated the Copyright Amendment Bill 12.03.26 during its 2nd reading, & the discussion raised several concerns. 1-The Rt. Hon. Speaker AAA asked why radio stations like her own mama bukedea should pay royalties to creators (artists) yet the stations are already promoting their work by playing their music. 2-Another MP argued that artists themselves often pay DJs and media hosts to promote their music, questioning why radio stations should still be required to pay royalties. 3-One submission called for a cost benefit analysis of the bill to clearly show what Artists stand to gain or lose if the law is passed. 4-Concerns were also raised about artists who may want their music promoted for free without media houses paying royalties. Dont they have liberty to choose? 5-Another MP argued that once an artist releases their music, it becomes public, and therefore people should be free to use it however way they wish without payment. 6-A further suggestion was that if artists want this bill passed, government should also begin taxing their revenue & income from public performances sighting zero tax compliance yet they want to be paid. The debate was eventually cut short due to a lack of quorum. However, a few observations stood out: 1-The debate focused mainly on music, overlooking the wider creative industries that copyright laws protect. 2-Some MPs seemed unaware that copyright protection is already a global standard for safeguarding creators’ rights. 3-It is unclear whether the proposed amendment was benchmarked against international markets with established copyright systems, since it does not introduce a new concept. 4-what Should be be the middle ground between media owners and creatives Without strong copyright protections, creatives may continue depending on occasional government support instead of earning sustainable income from their intellectual property. So i ask: should creatives be worried yet or you sense good will of passing the copyright amendment law? Dear creatives Watch👇🏻 Lets discuss. #NBSAfter5 Video credit : @ubctvuganda
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Supporting this Bill isn't just about "helping artists" it is about enforcing fair trade and ensuring that the creators who soundtrack your lives can afford to live them. We invite you to support the #copyrightforcreators as we push for a law that reflects the modern digital era
Douglas Lwanga@DouglasLwangaUg
Should Creatives Be Worried? Reflections on the Copyright Bill Debate. Parliament debated the Copyright Amendment Bill 12.03.26 during its 2nd reading, & the discussion raised several concerns. 1-The Rt. Hon. Speaker AAA asked why radio stations like her own mama bukedea should pay royalties to creators (artists) yet the stations are already promoting their work by playing their music. 2-Another MP argued that artists themselves often pay DJs and media hosts to promote their music, questioning why radio stations should still be required to pay royalties. 3-One submission called for a cost benefit analysis of the bill to clearly show what Artists stand to gain or lose if the law is passed. 4-Concerns were also raised about artists who may want their music promoted for free without media houses paying royalties. Dont they have liberty to choose? 5-Another MP argued that once an artist releases their music, it becomes public, and therefore people should be free to use it however way they wish without payment. 6-A further suggestion was that if artists want this bill passed, government should also begin taxing their revenue & income from public performances sighting zero tax compliance yet they want to be paid. The debate was eventually cut short due to a lack of quorum. However, a few observations stood out: 1-The debate focused mainly on music, overlooking the wider creative industries that copyright laws protect. 2-Some MPs seemed unaware that copyright protection is already a global standard for safeguarding creators’ rights. 3-It is unclear whether the proposed amendment was benchmarked against international markets with established copyright systems, since it does not introduce a new concept. 4-what Should be be the middle ground between media owners and creatives Without strong copyright protections, creatives may continue depending on occasional government support instead of earning sustainable income from their intellectual property. So i ask: should creatives be worried yet or you sense good will of passing the copyright amendment law? Dear creatives Watch👇🏻 Lets discuss. #NBSAfter5 Video credit : @ubctvuganda
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I hope this helps. Welcome back from internet free holiday. Self realization is indeed paramount.
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In life, childhood is like writing with a pencil we make mistakes and learn as we go. But adulthood is like writing with a pen, our choices leave marks, so we must think before we act.
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Transparency is the oxygen of trust, trust requires light not shadows. Dont meet half way .
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While you’re on the rise, lift others with you because one day, when you fall, the greatest comfort will be being caught by the very hands you helped climb.
John kay is my name.
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This is bitter but a person will either choose you because they love you or want to use you. But the choice is in your hands. John kay is my name.
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Selflessness in a relationship shouldn’t be at the cost of your self worth. Love should flow from both sides, not drain one side. Don’t die while proving.
John kay is my name
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Don’t chase butterflies in your belly when they fly away, make sure you’re left with someone who’s good for your life.
John kay is my name.
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People will tolerate a lot of your difficulty when there’s still something worth fighting for, but silence often means the battle is no longer worth it.
John kay is my name.
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Never ask for permission to fly. The sky is free, and the wings are yours by right. Happy new month.
John kay is my name
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I’m not worried about what they said behind my back. I’m wondering why they felt safe saying it in front of you.
John kay is my name.
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If truth still means what’s right, then facts can’t be what’s wrong.
John kay is my name.
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