MPAA touts lawsuits, new P2P-fighting software

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right about one thing

"The future of our industry, and of the hundreds of thousands of jobs it supports,"

Piss off enough people and they will stop going to the theaters too. Then we'll see what happens to those jobs. Personally, I haven't purchased a CD in almost ten years and I will continue to protest until I get my rights back as a consumer. No, I don't believe in swapping online, but then the RIAA and MPAA aren't just stopping at that either.

The Home Recording ACt of 1984 should stay in force and apply to ALL MEDIA.

Posted by: Joe Blow_z   Posted on: 11/16/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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