In other words, their fans don’t use BitTorrent?

“…they have many fans and are very popular.”

Correction. They HAD fans. Not any more after this.

LMAO! Once again I am reminded of that scene from Fight Club where Tyler Durden says to the police chief:

“Hi. You’re going to call off your rigorous investigation. You’re going to publicly state that there is no underground group. Or… these guys are going to take your balls. They’re going to send one to the New York Times, one to the LA Times press-release style. Look, the people you are after are the people you depend on. We cook your meals, we haul your trash, we connect your calls, we drive your ambulances. We guard you while you sleep. Do not… fuck with us.”

This is a simple and inescapable fact for big business, one they seem to have trouble comprehending. It really isn’t hard to see why stuff gets leaked as often as it does. The vast majority of the file sharing public either work within the various entertainment industries as employees or are consumers of the products they produce, often times both. Because everything and everyone is so tightly intertwined socially and familiarly, it’s no surprise at all that the rich big business fat cats end up stuck forever chasing their own tail. Anyone with half a brain can clearly see how useless of an endeavor that is, but still they try and in the process continue to make more and more enemies.

In the end it is the general public that will decide what is immoral and what is not, weighing both sides of the equation and choosing accordingly, and like always it is that same public who truly wields all the real power. Instead of adapting to a new technological era the entertainment industry chose instead to lobby the government for new laws, but as history has shown many times over you can’t outlaw human behavior and expect to succeed. While the future may look somewhat muddy right now, I guarantee that in the end it will be the industry that is going to sincerely regret all the choices they’ve made in the early 21st century and not the general public, especially now that we’re slowly seeing those in the field of law begin to take a genuine interest in understanding all the computer and network technologies which are oft at the heart of most copyright debates, as well as an interest in how much of copyright law is quickly becoming outdated and needs to be rewritten. Remember also that the children of today are the people who will be running the country tomorrow, and that muddy future becomes a whole lot clearer.

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Indiana has had over a million plays on myspace and is approaching the 1million visits mark to both her indianagregg.com and her myspace site! …
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Oh, of course don’t forget the 250000 downloads!
Very popular and many fans!

( Just wondering who had allegedly downloaded her album! All the sockpuppets she employs? )

Cheers!

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