I Hate the RIAA

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 [Fitch Is Always Right] Satellite radio irks record industryThe article is about RIAA taking on satellite radio for allowing users to record music from their satellite services. What really floored me was this paragraph though:Illegal song trading has been blamed by the record industry for declines in sales, and labels have become increasingly aggressive in their legal battles to defend their product.

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 [Wandering Mind Online Almost Live] Time to put an end to this: LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The record industry may next aim its legal guns at satellite radio over a dispute involving new portable players that let listeners record and store songs, an analyst and industry sources said Wednesday.

[Digitalmusicnews.com] Digital Music News: And file-sharing levels have been increasing heavily over the past few years, even after 14,000 individual lawsuits from the RIAA. But the British story may never fall in line with those trends, and the blur between paying customers and file-sharers may be far greater then anyone imagined.

 [G4tv.com] G4 - Attack of the Show: Satellite radio irks record industry ... Anyway, the RIAA should die. I mean literally die! ... Grab our Attack of the Blog RSS Feed! ...

[Technology360.typepad.com] Technology360: I still think satellite radio, as a technology, is a stepping stone -- better than AM/FM but eventually to be replaced with some form of IP-based transmission. But it matters not -- these companies have successfully built brands around being the MSO of audio with great sub-brands that act as anchor tenants for their content mall (like MLB for XM). 

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Posted at October 12, 2005 12:02 PM