RIAA Comes Up With Fake News Segment

Boy you just can't make this stuff up!!!

The RIAA has launched a new campaign in the fight against pirated music, this time by creating their own fake news segment. taking on the apperance of a local news segment, the RIAA warns consumers that record companies do not sell CD's on street corners, that pirated CD's sound "atrocious" even though it's a digital to digital copy, and my favorite; watch for CD's with too many good songs on them.

WATCH OUT FOR CD'S WITH TOO MANY GOOD SONGS ON THEM?

That last one might be the reason that the record industry is losing money RIAA. Perhaps you might want to try the idea of putting a lot of good songs on a CD, consumers might even buy them. That statement sums up the record industries total mind set.

RIAA Fake News! [Live Leak via Crunchgear]

iphone Users Calling For Class-Action Lawsuit For iTunes Update 1.1.1

Boy you could see this one coming!!!

It looks like the lastest iTunes update 1.1.1 that bricked hacked iphones has pissed quite a few people off. Some of Apple's upset customers are calling for a class-action law suit, claiming that Apple's actions were malicious and intentional. Customers have been complaining on Apple's site forum, since the update was released.

Those complaints have since been removed by Apple.

I understand being upset about having a bricked iphone, you have to remember that you did hack it. Apple doesn't force anyone to accept the iTunes update, trust me, I know. And if you do any kind of reading, it wasn't a mystery about what this new update was going to do to hacked iphones.

[Engadget]