UK Record Industry Sues 'Major Filesharers'
Joel Rowbottom writes "The British Phonographic Institute has warned that it is about to engage in a round of legal action against file-sharing users, following in the footsteps of the RIAA. Apparently they are 'safeguarding the future of music' - don't you just feel so secure and cuddly knowing that?" Their statement is available.
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yay fp :D
I just recently moved the news servers in which I pay a monthly fee for premium servers but I get my full bandwidth speed. Also I am just downloading my files from one server that is a legitamite service so theres no way that the RIAA can get invovled. No waits Fast speeds No RIAA YEAY!
It is, it's hilarious ! Consistently and unfailingly. That Georgie Bush, and we laughed !
Thanks for the update. Shame they edited the posting to remove that phrase, as I wanted to email them to let them know that it is people "that make music" that are "safeguarding the future of music" and not the publishers. I am an amateur musician (various bagpipes, mandolin, guitar etc) and play for dancing or in sessions. Thats live music, keeping the tradition alive, not stultifying it.
/. was being economical with the truth, so to speak.
So I checked to see if the phrase was there. It wasn't, so I couldn't lambast them for being so pompous. It also led me to think
I didn't know Slashdot was a propoganda machine
You're new here, aren't you?