This story came through this evening. The RIAA, out of the goodness of their hearts, has decided to give us all permission to rightfully use the CD’s we’ve purchased and copy them on our iPods (or other digitial music players). Surpsingly enough, this was previously illegal, but then again what isn’t with the RIAA. How…
Over the last week or so, it’s been great to be a Bronco fan. The fact that our free-agency losses were relatively small, we managed to hang onto all of our major contributors, and we had an amazing draft! Not only did we manage to get one of the premier Quarterbacks of the draft class…
While I have yet to make a real posting, but I did want to take a moment to ask people to visit the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s petition to stop the frivolous lawsuits the RIAA has unleashed. A few posts back I talked about how they’re targeting a young family of five, single moms, college students…
Yeah, so I’ve been horrible about getting on here and blogging. With a lot of NCSC activities going on, my free time has been pretty limited. I was hoping that I would have some free time when I traveled to Albuquerque, but not only did that not happen, but I’ve been connecting all week on…
In the latest round in the music-sharing battle, the RIAA has targeted a family of 5 children (with two sets of twins), a single mom who also has five children, and a carpenter who’s 12 year old daughter was getting music on Kazaa. read more | digg story What, were the addresses not available for the family…