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Criminal RIAA at it again
It funny to see how an proven criminal scum organisation like the RIAA can do to try to keep they totaly illegal grip on sector(s) that they have nothing to do with. No hollywood organisation has any right of any kind to try to prevent comsumer to LEGALY record broadcast music (and movue for that matter). It is a comsumer RIGHT since the famous Beta case from the early 80's.

Those bags of concentrate puke (MPAA/RIAA) are on they last milles on this earth.. the soonner they are shutdown (and owner jalled for decades of illegal activities) the better comsumers all arround the world will be.
Posted by: Mectron   Posted on: 01/13/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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It's never been a problem before  voska | 01/13/06
Analog v. digital. Legacy radio  bjbrock | 01/13/06
Labels also got paid for airplay  balsover | 01/16/06
That's a myth  voska | 01/17/06
Quoting Herman Blume ("Rushmore")  tic swayback | 01/13/06
But be carefull...  nomorems | 01/13/06
Two Words Compulsory License  Edward Meyers | 01/13/06
Don't worry, the RIAA will change that law also . . .  Plain Logic | 01/14/06
Changing That  Edward Meyers | 01/15/06
I hope they do...  DarbyOhara | 01/14/06
This makes no sense  voska | 01/13/06
Even Sicker  Edward Meyers | 01/13/06
Who do you think they work for? You?  gordon@... | 01/13/06
Good Point  Edward Meyers | 01/13/06
Simple sollution...Since congress should be in business  Laff | 01/15/06
Bravo bravo!  jimfetter | 01/28/07
The reason money matters is YOU  terry flores | 01/16/06
You'd be shocked  Edward Meyers | 01/16/06
Congress isn't for the People  nazsmith | 01/23/06
And that is why it is NOW very important  DarbyOhara | 01/14/06
Pay many many many times  mobrien_12@... | 01/14/06
How many times should you pay?  Not*A*Clue | 01/17/06
GRC: WMF is Windows backdoor!!!  techboy_z | 01/13/06
Who needs satellite?  Jack-Booted EULA | 01/13/06
Hmmmm  DarbyOhara | 01/14/06
I live 400-600 yards  Edward Meyers | 01/14/06
Criminal RIAA at it again  Mectron | 01/13/06
Under the AHRA The Consumer Already Paid  Edward Meyers | 01/13/06
RIAA wants back control lost to TAPE  alricsca | 01/13/06
Movie and music industry sucks! happy  Grayson Peddie | 01/13/06
2%royalty doesn't entitle to you to anything really  wageearner | 01/13/06
The US Congress Voted Otherwise  Edward Meyers | 01/13/06
Different days, different votes.  Anton Philidor | 01/13/06
Agreed  Edward Meyers | 01/14/06
A lobbyist knows more about an issue...  Anton Philidor | 01/15/06
They Have Already Done These Studies  Edward Meyers | 01/16/06
Some Sources  Edward Meyers | 01/16/06
Interesting observations.  Anton Philidor | 01/16/06
They Are Very Intresting Observations  Edward Meyers | 01/16/06
Maybe the artists should go to the music industry and ask for a raise then  zmud | 01/14/06
I'd love 2-3% as salary.  somellama | 01/16/06
Yes I do  voska | 01/17/06
Artists: get a real job  nazsmith | 01/23/06
Let em do what they want  Looneytoon | 01/13/06
If a lot of people followed your advice...  Anton Philidor | 01/13/06
buy from independent musicians  bardito | 01/14/06
I Like that idea  Looneytoon | 01/15/06
If a lot of people follow my advice  Looneytoon | 01/14/06
Addendum  Looneytoon | 01/15/06
Solved problems.  Anton Philidor | 01/15/06
Not solved  Looneytoon | 01/15/06
Irony.  Anton Philidor | 01/15/06
Irony lost  Looneytoon | 01/16/06
Quality of the music.  Anton Philidor | 01/13/06
Do You Understand...  WildcatRay | 01/14/06
The B******ds  DannyO_0x98 | 01/14/06
Fair Use  Anthony S. | 01/14/06
You did it to yourself, RIAA  CobraA1 | 01/15/06
Independent artists will become main airplay  Protector | 01/16/06
Personal choice  bluemoon over texas | 01/16/06
For heaven's sake...  BitTwiddler | 01/16/06
NOT AGAIN!  jks22835 | 01/18/06
Musicians: Get a real job  nazsmith | 01/23/06

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