Recording companies oppose the change, saying that artists can't be compelled to record, and that there would be no incentive to invest in long-term artist development if another company could reap the benefits after seven years.
Others felt compelled to record what they saw.
But I felt compelled to record the reality — it was history, and I shot it and hid the negatives.
DENNY FREIDENRICH Laguna Beach, Calif., Sept. 11, 2011 To the Editor: I feel compelled to record my most heartfelt congratulations to the organizers of the 9/11 memorials, wherever they occurred.
The magazine's editor, Nikolai Uskov, said he had been compelled to record the two accounts because, though he had known the central figures for years, he had made a point of ignoring what he described as "dirty laundry".
My personal response to Hirini's waiata was so strong that I felt compelled to record my own interpretations of his songs about birds.
Within just a few minutes the representative had gotten so condescending and unhelpful I felt compelled to record the speakerphone conversation on my other phone".
As a photojournalist, when it came to fashion, Rennie felt compelled to record what was going on backstage, as well as in front of the curtain, which is why his photos give such perfectly formed, honest glimpses into the past.
Arizona is one of a majority of US states that doesn't compel officers to record their interrogation of a suspect.
A little-known provision of the state's Executive Law allows the governor to give the attorney general permission to "inquire into matters concerning the public peace, public safety and public justice," including the power to subpoena records and compel testimony.
