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Posted by FunkyDevil on 10/16/19 11:40
I've been seeing a new trend across many news sites that allow a
comments section ,
it seems there are a few RIAA apologists out there ,
they will talk about how they support the RIAA and anyone who doesn't
is a criminal.
Or they might say something like , "it's so much easier to just go to
the store or use itunes , why would anyone want to download and risk
getting sued , and those bands deserve our money" ,
( they don't deserve your money if they are using criminals like the
RIAA because the RIAA gets the money )
then after saying that they might try to regain favor by adding
"but I still hate the RIAA and hope they go down"
I'm just "paraphrasing" what I've seen across many news sites with
comment sections.
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Believe it or not paid posting propaganda does exist , these idiots are
paid to create multiple identities and then promote an idea or a
product.
Here are some links that talk about this practice.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/10/23/60minutes/main579657.shtml
QUOTE :
“Thirteen different chats and four message boards, multiple postings.
And I would just, you know, completely tell everything about this
movie. And just get people to go see it,” says Schlager.
END QUOTE :
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http://www.consumerist.com/consumer/evil/did-nvidia-hire-online-actors-to-promote-their-products-152874.php
http://xbox360.joystiq.com/2006/02/10/nvidia-in-full-damage-control-mode/
QUOTE:
I interviewed for a guerilla marketing business in San Francisco that
targeted web forums.
I was told that if I accepted the job, I was to have at LEAST 50
identities on as many forums as I could muster (they wanted 100
eventually), with a goal of 5 posts an hour. The posts had to be well
thought out, and the idea was that I was to establish multiple
identities with a history on the forums, so that when the timing was
right a well written but subtly placed marketing post could be finessed
in. And regular visitors would recognize the post as coming from a
long time poster.
END QUOTE:
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http://www.anonymous-p2p.org/
http://www.darknet.com/2005/05/darknets.html
http://p2pnet.net/index.php
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Stop Paying for Ring Tones (see story link)
http://www.wired.com/news/columns/0,70150-0.html?tw=wn_index_22
Criminal Record labels love it when fans buy a ring tone of a song they
already own -- the music crime industry claims $4 billion in ring-tone
sales to date. But in fairness, you shouldn't have to pay separately
just to hear your CD tracks or acquired MP3s as ring tones.
Putting a snippet of a CD track or MP3 file on your phone is actually
very straightforward -- not to mention FREE , if you already own the
song , Following is a step-by-step guide.
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