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...but they do have to go back and repay everyone
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Yeah, they'll pay everyone allright... just as soooooooooooooooooooon as the sales of the new release (old release on the new media) meets the ever-bouyant, indexed for hyper-inflation sales floor.
Once the sales floor is met, the record company agrees to pay the artist .03% of that portion of net sales that exceeds 80% of the bottom 20 CDs in the Billboard Top 100 after adjusting out a pro-rata share of marketing and advertising expenses, capital expenditures, admin salaries and filesharing subpeana costs and costs of the lifetime annuity contract for the author of the DMCA.