Music Industry Tells Advertisers to Boycott "Pirate" Baidu
An anonymous reader points to a story at PC Authority, which begins: "Music industry representatives have warned advertisers to stop supporting Baidu, China's largest search engine, because they believe it is encouraging music piracy. Baidu is the largest source of pirated music in China, according to the representatives, who describe the company as 'incorrigible.' The Chinese firm's music search engine is accessed through what is described as a prominent link on the company's home page."
I only see scribbles.
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OMG, you got t3h first post and you write something relevant and on-topic, not an AC troll?
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Seriously mate, you'd better be careful, the question of trolling Slashdot is the inalienable perogative of your working Anonymous Cowards. What's the use of us sitting up all night, waiting for the next submission. If a member jumps in before you and doesn't even post a troll?
As a member of the Amalgamated Union of Arseholes, Loudmouths, Cowards and Other Trolling Persons I order you to stop getting first posts, and to stop getting first posts NOW.
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Except of course that it's Prince.
Why would I download your free album legit from your site when I can get a pirated copy on Baidu? Don't you know the whole point of downloading stuff on the internet is to stick it to the man?
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Still looks handy to him, that he could compile a mail list to send cease-and-desist letters.
Maybe someone can verify that, but I read that in some areas (South America? Africa?) copying is so widespread that artists can't really make a living off their music. So what they do is they make praise songs about some politicians and other celebrities who pay them for the song.
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I could see that work, if the song is good. Then again, would you want to see the new smash hit "Bush is great"?
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
I think the song title you meant to type was "Smash & Hit Bush. Great!"