The call for a boycott against the music labels has struck a chord with Register readers.
Letters have poured in following the RIAA’s disclosure that it planned to round up and sue thousands of our friends and children. The complaints hit on the RIAA’s hubris in going after its most active and prized customers via litigation.
After all, this whole P2P explosion began the moment one decent online trading site – Napster – opened its doors. Had the labels been pouring money into technology research and development instead of developing complicated CD packaging and promoting shill artists then they might have stood a fighting chance in this war. Instead, the pigopolist mob was caught with its pants down and is now trying to play catch-up in the courts.
The summer months could be a fine time to let the RIAA know how you feel. Stand strong.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/35/31447.html
Some strong words on the site
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