US Targeting China In New Anti-Piracy Drive

oxide7 writes "The United States will make China 'a significant focus' of its beefed-up efforts to fight global piracy and counterfeiting of US goods ranging from CDs to manufactured products, a US official said on Wednesday. The International Intellectual Property Alliance, which represents US copyright industry groups, has estimated lost sales in China at more than $3.5 billion in 2009 due to piracy of US music, movies and software."

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Re:Give it a rest

[tnok85]

I think most people agree that the US does not produce the best dance music anymore, so I sort of think you're beating a dead horse.

Re:Give it a rest

[dylan_-]

I think most people agree that the US does not produce the best dance music anymore, so I sort of think you're beating a dead horse.

Beating a dead horse will only give you a crisp beat for about 10 minutes or so; after that it starts to sound a bit "squishy". No wonder you don't produce the best dance music if you can't sort out your percussion.