Hier mal die Antwort von einem Support von djtunes zum Thema territory restricted:
These restrictions are enforced by the record labels, not us, sorry!
Records labels that have a strong selling product/release do not earn
enough money nowadays just selling the products, so they sell rights to
certain territories to other record labels so that other labels can
sell the same product/release in their respective territory/region.
The label that sold the territory rights to the other label not only
makes money on its product/release, but also earns money from the
label/s that bought the territory rights from them.
The label that bought the territory rights, does not have to sign or pay
the artist, it only pays a percentage of sales to the original record
label and makes easy money just selling the product in its own territory.
The thing to do is, when you have a track that is territory restricted,
just look for the same release on another label, maybe they will have
the rights for your territory.
Like I said, it has nothing to do with us, I hope that I could explain
the whole situation to you!
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