Trade associations for the music industry said they’ve tried multiple ways of getting internet service providers to help stop the massive amount of copyright infringement that is threatening the viability of the industry.
Hmm. Maybe it’s not a valid industry then.
Especially now, considering musicians can self-publish.
Sony’s lawyers also highlight an email from a Cox manager overseeing compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, who told his colleagues: “F the dcma!!!”
Fucking based*
*ok, objectively it is a manager who’s just in a conflict with an another business, but I still decide to enjoy it
It’s surprising the music industry is still trying to put an end to piracy at all, it seemed like a lost cause already a decade ago.
The misconception is that they want to end it. They don’t. They want it to exist, then they want to sue companies for damages.
Example:
In 2019, a jury sided with the music industry and said Cox owed $1 billion in damages
This suing for damages is lucrative AF.
I figured a whole lot of “the kids” never even really did the piracy thing and instead went right to things like Spotify anyway…I though the idea of actually curating your own music (legal or otherwise) was something so passe.
Isn’t “internet users” darn near everyone at this point?
