Recent Comments:
Leaked RIAA Training Video Links Piracy to Drugs and Terrorism {Switched.com}
Mar 15th 2008 12:57PM There is a 'Devil's Triangle' of free music-listening, that consists of purposeful gasoline burning to prevent volcanoes, the open road (new and expanded roadways), and new original music presentations using free radio transmissions. The probability that radio-presented new music (heard and/or anticipated), is illegally broadcast using "freedom of the press" rather than legal copyright procedure, is possibly 100%. The Devil's Triangle mentality wastes oil-industry resources to hear the free music, and ruins the environment and public health.
RIAA Defendant Appeals $220K Fine {Switched.com}
Mar 15th 2008 12:06AM Some group is demonstrating a prejudice, such as 'Let's entrap Jammie Thomas'. Decades ago, a cafe in San Francisco, CA, presented a stage show using instrument-type props that had stuff from 'around the house' such as twine and cotton string. The performers strummed and twanged but no music came forth. One of the people in the audience was named James Thomas, a nice guy trying to relax after work. The show was memorable but not recordable, and a family joke has probably been used to pin the defendent.
Leaked RIAA Training Video Links Piracy to Drugs and Terrorism {Switched.com}
Feb 27th 2008 2:43PM Music piracy IS a larger crime when the RIAA factories are doing the pirating; and such factory use also causes crimes because affecting the morale and mental health of populations.
Wikipedia More Accurate Than Britannica? {Switched.com}
Feb 27th 2008 2:33PM Yes, there is a network that will block posts made to Wikipedia if the content offered does not match their belief systems or experience. Worse, it is an occult network, where other people's mere thoughts are typed into the website. It's their member right to block 'log in' posts, but such blocking should not be permanent.
RIAA Claims Ripping CDs for Personal Use is Illegal {Switched.com}
Feb 19th 2008 5:22PM If you sing through the telephone into a recording device the RIAA will/can seize it and market it.
RIAA Claims Ripping CDs for Personal Use is Illegal {Switched.com}
Feb 16th 2008 8:27PM The RIAA rips original music from audiotapes that come into its factories, filters out extraneous noise and mind-bending frequencies (the Dolby process), then records the music onto other tapes, discs, and computer files. The music is also distributed to writers who score and separate it into sheet music format suitable for mechanical instruments. None of this assures that a copyright will be legal; it only ensures that a copyright form will be "filled out" and performers put on stage.
Video: Drag Racer Pedregon's Car Explodes {Fanhouse NASCAR Blog}
Feb 12th 2008 1:07PM Was the situation in any way similar to desktop PC terminals that won't turn off? It's a wonder whether the PCs can be programmed to explode in user faces.
Record Industry Wants Anti-Virus Software to Scan for Pirated Files {Switched.com}
Feb 12th 2008 12:29PM Actually, you can only buy a record -- or a desktop computer terminal -- to hear music. A person can buy blank CDs to record his/her own music and duplicate it. The harm lies in thinking that 'bands' perform their own original compositions.
Record Industry Wants Anti-Virus Software to Scan for Pirated Files {Switched.com}
Feb 11th 2008 1:29PM Apparently the attitude described dates to the time period of the Korean conflict, when academic populations consciously opted to be 'Chorian' (as in Chorus) rather than 'Korean' or 'chorean' as a personal orientation.
Record Industry Wants Anti-Virus Software to Scan for Pirated Files {Switched.com}
Feb 10th 2008 6:26PM The truth may seem unbelievable -- that local governments and National Guard memberships have been trying to draft paperwork that will guarantee immediate seizure rights and accessible locations so as to use sonar equipment in a timely and expedient manner; instead, paperwork is routinely written up so as to seize and market all original soundworks using 'freedom of the press' as the rationale.
