02-16-2006, 04:29 PM
The RIAA is trying to become that 800 pound gorilla that thinks it can push anyone around. I think it has a bit of a Napoleon complex and needs to be taken down a few pegs.
At this stage of the game remember the Courts are still the ruling body, not RIAA. RIAA is a bunch of monkeys with breifcases.
I wonder, does this mean the music folks download onto a PC from services like iTunes can't be copied onto a music player either? Or is it only when you change the format?
Perhaps all the companies that make portable players and their customers need to band together and put RIAA back in it's place.
At this stage of the game remember the Courts are still the ruling body, not RIAA. RIAA is a bunch of monkeys with breifcases.
I wonder, does this mean the music folks download onto a PC from services like iTunes can't be copied onto a music player either? Or is it only when you change the format?
Perhaps all the companies that make portable players and their customers need to band together and put RIAA back in it's place.
The Bill of No Rights
The United States has become a place where entertainers and professional athletes are mistaken for people of importance. Robert A. Heinlein
The United States has become a place where entertainers and professional athletes are mistaken for people of importance. Robert A. Heinlein