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 |  rds24aTeach Your ChildrenPremium
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Newton Upper Falls, MA | Re: Wonderful. Now arrest them for piracy. Based on that, I would be led to believe that the RIAA supports downloading of files as long as you don't upload them.
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| | | If I remember right this is the second time the RIAA has been caught with stolen copyright material on their websites. The first was only 3 or 4 months ago.
On that basis a full investigation could be launched.
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Chevy Chase, MD |  Irony
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Like something out of a Kafka novel. Now let's get the BSA to audit them and see how many unlicensed copies of Office they have!
And all flavors of Windows, WordPerfect, NAV, Mcafee, Doom, Access, Word, PowerPoint, WinZip, NFL Fever 2000, Excel, ArcServe 2000, Macola Accounting, Sim City, etc. etc. etc.
Bastards.
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| | | | Re: Irony And how many MP3's that are on their employees' hard drives. | |
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| | | | | Re: Irony According to »www.cryogenius.com/dmca.htm, violations of the DMCA can be as high as $500,000 and 5 years in prison. We can only hope. | |
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| | | | CuchulainnThe Roar of the Masses Could be Farts
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Chevy Chase, MD | Re: Irony Does this mean we can look forward to a new prison band, Rosen in Chains??? | |
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| | | | | | | Re: Irony said by Cuchulainn:
Does this mean we can look forward to a new prison band, Rosen in Chains???
Better yet, Dinosaur Sr.
First single - "Highway to Hilary"
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| | |  Polaris5All Hail, The Vulture From Van Nuys
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old RIA of A | RIAA employees won't have any MP3's or divx rips on their hard drives. They get their music and movies for free, and you pay for it!
It's part of the "free goods" charge, which is built into the wholesale price of the product, charged to the retailer and passed on to you!
It's a marketing strategy with the purpose of promoting the product to retailers and other industry participants. Don't ask me how promotion occurs when the product is passed out to RIAA or entertainment company employees. Word of mouth?  | |
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| | | | CuchulainnThe Roar of the Masses Could be Farts
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Chevy Chase, MD | Re: Irony That's very true. Good point! | |
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| | | | | | I don't think the free goods charge goes to all the record company employees to have all the free records and DVD's they want. The execs, managers, mixing engineers, producers, lawyers (oh the humanity!), and hit writers might get a grab at the freebees but I doubt Rufus the mailroom clerk or Betty in accounts receivable are getting anything but donuts on Friday.
They do happen to do a lot of music giveaways by the way. Ever wonder about when a radio station says, "I have the new *insert artist here* CD here for the 35th caller." comes from? Also giveaways have to done for other corporate decision makers like the record and outlet stores and such. Lets not forget that Payola has to come from somewhere. I doubt they would have it as such in their accounting books.
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Dallas, TX | Can you say hypocrisy?
hypocrites they are. "Do as I say, not as I do, " goes a
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Anaheim, CA | said by Microhard3:
Apparently, they don't realize that it should actually read "When you buy a CD, you're downloading Communism".
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Apparently, they don't realize that it should actually read "When you buy a CD, you're downloading Communism".
Actually, when you buy a CD you are just making the rich get richer, so I don't think its communism. | |
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Boston, MA | SUE SUE SUE!! University of Chicago should sue the RIAA for copyright infringement, and they have a case.
DO IT!!! | |
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| | | Re: SUE SUE SUE!! said by aitech:
University of Chicago should sue the RIAA for copyright infringement, and they have a case.
DO IT!!!
That would be very interesting! I wish they would sue the RIAA!
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| | | | Re: SUE SUE SUE!! when you buy a CD, you're supporting fascism | |
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when you buy a CD, you're supporting fascism
When you buy a CD, you're giving them money to pay lawyers to sue you! | |
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| | |  KeepOnRockinMusic Lover ForeverPremium
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Beaverton, OR | Buy a CD? What's that? People actually buy those things still? Not me.
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| | | | | When you buy a CD you get an aluminum disk covered in plastic that holds a digital recording. Lets not get all freaky liberal here about it. If you like an artist just buy the damn CD. Stop moaning about how the record industry bleeds all the profits out of the sale. You are still supporting the artist.
The RIAA and its commanding members don't have that long to enjoy their totalitarian rule over the music industry. The people have spoken regarding high CD prices and pre-fabricated music acts. There WILL be a shift in the powerbase. Mark my words. But saying that buying music is only furthering the RIAA monster is ignoring that you are hurting the artist as well. Record sales mean a lot to the success of a musician.
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| | | | | | Re: SUE SUE SUE!! Well, then maybe the artists will finally stand up and get their fair share by telling the RIAA to take a hike. Music will not die if the RIAA disappears...actually it would thrive as we would have more choices and variety. | |
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Portsmouth, OH | Wow so that was legitimately a mistake? I mean, how does one accidentally post instructions to disable I-mesh? | |
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| |  No Google Cache - is the fix in?
Your search - cache:5WwVc7a2sHAC:www.musicunited.org/5_takeoff.html "Select the Options item from the Tools menu" - did not match any documents.
The Wayback Machine (web.archive.org) also does not have anything for www.musicunited.org/5.takeoff.html
Scientology has already gotten to The Wayback Machine via the DMCA. Did the RIAA similarly "fix" this problem?
Has anybody thought about the problem on the Web that a site can say something on a page, then change the page and say "We never said that..."? Unless someone else made a copy of the original page, there's no record. This is like the "memory hole" in George Orwell's 1984.
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