Events relating to both the Movie Pictures Association of America, and the Recording Industry Association of America.
I’ve previously talked about movie theaters and what not and how there is something lost in them these days. Well today, I went for a walk in one of the local malls called Hilldale Mall. The Hilldale has always been an interesting town in Madison. It is one of four indoor malls in town, and…Continue readingSundance Theatre coming to Madison
They say that movie theaters are losing attendance every year. And they say that one of the main reasons they think this is is because as home theaters get bigger screens, better quality, better sound, that people would just rather stay home than go to a theater. So they do. I find this bull though.…Continue readingMovie Theaters
I was walking through Best Buy the other day and it occured to me that half the store was full of CDs and there were only like 1 or 2 people in the CD section. Meanwhile the movie and game isles was a mere quarter of the size (if that) and each of those had…Continue readingBest Buy
The RIAA is at it again. Words cannot describe it as well as I’d like to. I mean seriously… they are now reducing the royalties they pay to artists. So on one side they are arguing that trading MP3s is stealing from the artists and using the artists as faces for this fight… and on…Continue readingRIAA becomes more oppressive
So ok capitalism as a system isn’t totally bad. The higher ups sold this idea to the lower class by telling them that anyone could go from the gutter to the biggest house in the country if you were dedicated and you worked hard to get it. Yes and you too could become royalty if…Continue readingCapitalism is great
You know, I used to be someone who thought that if you wanted a song, you go buy it. I had Napster in its day though so apparently I was breaking the law. The only problem was that I would download songs you cannot buy or I would download songs I would not buy.Continue readingFighting the RIAA