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With all the articles about RIAA and MPAA going around our blog, this one will touch the nerves of a couple for sure. Before going to this link, make sure you have all your RIAA blockers unblocked hehe, because it's an RIAA website link. It's an article about their next target country. Ready? Here it is:

And the lucky winner of RIAA lawsuits is...

I want to hear some oppinions whether you think it's going to happen or not! This is big if they actually get their way.

Oh and here's the Slashdot article:

Slashdot article on RIAA

Read on the comments that people posted under it. There's some funny ones and some good ones (:

4 comments

posted by bla on Tuesday, December 27, 2005

4 Comments:

At 27 December, 2005 09:58, Anonymous said...: Since it is VERY relevant to me I read all of the Slashdot comments after the post.

The only thing that I can add is:

The only way Russia will do anything about it is if it will be denied to enter WTO. If that happens that will mean only one very very sad thing: WTO [along with it's members] is owned by US government which in the mean time is owned by corporations [RIAA, MPAA and etc].

If RIAA is claiming that us is a great democracy [from their point of view] can they also state how many senators they bought and if the real meaning of democracy is government officials acting like goods on free market.
At 27 December, 2005 10:05, bla said...: The sad truth is that governments really already ARE all owned by the big corporations, so technically there are no speculations. I'm not talking just about the US government, but all governments in general. Whoever has the big chunk of money in your income, gets a say in the direction your country will go. Sad, but true.
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