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Second of all, both industries work differently. The reason they work differently is that they need to accommodate different requirements. This also involves the financial aspects. To compare the two in such a way seems ludicrous.
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No it isn't. Please tell me why an artist should still get paid for a song he made 10 years ago, just because someone on the radio decides to play it? That makes no sense, it's like charging people each time they read a book I wrote.
Right now the entire music industry is based on the idea that you make a song and you cash in for the rest of your life on that song, even if you stop your entire career after that single song. That makes no sense at all.