- by Daniel Melia
- 12 December 2007
- Photo by: Wenn
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50 Cent has urged record labels to move with the times and insists that file sharing isn’t a bad thing for artists.
Speaking to Norwegian magazine Kjendis the rapper said that labels should be looking to manage "the 360 degrees around an artist".
He added: "What is important for the music industry to understand is that file-sharing doesn't hurt artists."
He went on to say that the industry needed to "maximise its income from concerts and merchandise", adding that: "It is the only way they can get their marketing money back."
However he hit out at some labels who were more interested in peddling “ringtones, not records".
He went on: "They don't understand the value of a perfect piece of art."

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