Canada say no to RIAA

[Sirber]

"The current actions of the RIAA are not in my artists' best interests," said Nettwerk chief executive Terry McBride in a statement.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/27/nettwerk_sues_riaa/

[Shinigami-Sama]

god bless Canada, its nice to see sane record labels

law should be a sheild not a sword

good quote, sound right too, maybe other labels will wake up?

[Mug Funky]

wow, the respect-o-meter went off the scale.

perhaps i should re-calibrate it to the level of normal human beings rather than record companies... :)

[MACC]

Artists Best Interest. What is that. We as a corporation believe strongly in what our company sells to the public. We offer a service of music to be bought and sold. It is not art to be looked at or listined to and enjoyed.
It is all about us and the profit margin just being a little bit above the lofty goals that we have set for domanation of the very exsistance of the world and everything in it.


Sorry had to put this up. Its a joke and a riddle. Mostly a joke. Could be a quote somewhere sometime, at least is this where they are heading?

Also hurray for Canada.

[Inventive Software]

Yay Canada! Nice to see them stick one up the American's noses for a change, instead of the Americans trying to do it to the rest of the world!

[shevegen]

Well compared to the USA, Canada is really a better place for the voters. Maybe the world should try to change the USA and their point of view.

[SirCanealot]

That actuallyed touched me somewhat...

It's good to see some sanity for once. Especially footing the bill? Very nice of them!

Here, here!