” By inserting promotional material into the decoy files, and then planting those files prominently on file-sharing sites, record labels and other marketers can turn what is now an antipiracy tool into an advertising medium. “The concept here is making the peer-to-peer networks work for us,” says Jay-Z’s attorney, Michael Guido. “While peer-to-peer users are stealing the intellectual property, they are also the active music audience,” and “this technology allows us to market back to them.”
–”Record Labels Turn Piracy Into a Marketing Opportunity”, Wall Street Journal 2006 ”

What does this mean? Well what it means is that not only does Media Defender spread fake files infested with malware such as tracerts but also they are going to place adware. Highly illegal now at least in the state of MA

whoops who posted that? Well no matter Sue ‘em All!

In turn, the corporations behind the RIAA and MPAA own the lamescream media.

Simple, really.

How an entire continent can ignore this story is amazing. Keep up the good work.