The RIAA's 'reverse Midas touch' in the PR department
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"Another American mother has joined the growing number of people who are refusing to be cowed by the music industry's bully-boy tactics.
The Big Four Organized Music record label cartel says Debbie Foster, a registered nurse at a hospital in Oklahoma, has been sharing music without their permission. But she denies that and furthermore, says she doesn't even have a computer that works.
The Big Four's RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) has just added another 754 men, women and children to it's list of sue 'em all victims, bringing the total to around 17,000."
"Another American mother has joined the growing number of people who are refusing to be cowed by the music industry's bully-boy tactics.
The Big Four Organized Music record label cartel says Debbie Foster, a registered nurse at a hospital in Oklahoma, has been sharing music without their permission. But she denies that and furthermore, says she doesn't even have a computer that works.
The Big Four's RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) has just added another 754 men, women and children to it's list of sue 'em all victims, bringing the total to around 17,000."
posted by Michael Mouse at 11:06 am
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