Spitzer Takes On Record Industry Payola
flackrum writes "NY Attorney General Spitzer has served subpoenas to four major record labels (UMG, BMG, EMI, WMG) in a continued house-cleaning of corporations employing dirty-tricks. In this particular group of cases, investigations are focusing on the circumvention of the Federal Payola Law, which forbids bribing radio broadcasters in return for airing specific songs. Mmm sweet karma."
At least it is a step up from representing unpaid restaurant bathroom attendants .
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http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/08/news/funny/spitze
Anyone...
Anyone at all...
Buhler? Buhler?
That's our life, the big wheel of shit. - The Fat Man, Blue Tango Salvage
As we all know, the record industry are bastions of honesty and fair play, and the sole crusaders against evil terrorist pirates who steal music, and therefore murder the poor artists who create the songs.
Given their record of fair play, being law abiding citizens, and their respect for the laws of this country - so great that they even write the laws - it is quite clear that they have not done anything wrong, and should not be investigated at all.
Mmm sweet karma.
What's this? I clicked on the word "karma" and got some damn wiccan page talking about some religious concept they stole from the Hindus. I always thought "karma" was what I'll lose by posting this message.
I am Sartre of the Borg. Existence is futile.
It would be awesome if Spitzer gets Ashcroft's job in a Kerry administration.
You're confused. This is completely normal. You're thinking of "Let's RTFA" day, which happens every other leap year.
"Somebody has to do something. It's just incredibly pathetic it has to be us."
--- Jerry Garcia