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It's the same when you buy a movie/music title as pure digital edition and not the physical copy on CD/DVD/BluRay on lets say Amazon, or others - it makes no diffrence.I don see how you can change the terms of a licensing agreement after the music has been licensed. Apparently you can, but for example if I pay, I don’t know, $1000, to put your song in my game and I agree to do that under 1 set of T&Cs, and then you change the T&Cs my licensing agreement should be under the original rules. Future licensing would be effected, not past.
Just asume you have buyed Harry Potter 1-7 digital, and Warner decides that they don't want to extend the license to sell this stuff for Amazon. Just because they can and want to extend the portfolio of thier own streaming service. Amazon is forced to remove the titles from thier platform, and the poor bastatards with the digital version have send money for nothing. I have choosen HP on purpose because exactly that is happened two years ago, HP was not longer availible on Amazon.
The problem with all digital purchases is that you only buy the right to watch/listen to the film or music, which may be limited in time - nothing more. This cannot happen with the purchase of a physical copy, unless I somehow kill the CD/Bluray - but that is simply a clear case of own fault.