Using online music services to share songs without paying for them may be illegal, but casual users don’t usually find themselves under the steely gaze of an angry recording industry executive. Unless Dad is the head of Warner Music Group.
We asked Edgar Bronfman, the head of the world’s fourth largest music company, at the Reuters Summit whether any of his seven kids stole music.
“I’m fairly certain that they have, and I’m fairly certain that they’ve suffered the consequences.”
We couldn’t begin to guess what that means. He explained to our Second Life reporter, Adam Pasick:
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Probably means he took their ferrari away for a day.
The child that used p2p is the one no one knows about anymore Family friend: Wheres Susie? Edgar Bronfman: Susie??? I never had a girl named Susie. Family friend: Oh I see that you did some remodeling I like that new wall in your cellar.
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suffered the consequenes my a**
first off daddy practically owns 2 of the 4 major labels. those kids could follow dad into the office and have a 40% chance of getting free copies of any CD out there.
secondly if he walked up to one of his kids and saw him/her on limewire or shareaza do you think he had them subpoena’d? yeah right.