Recreation RIIA/Apple/Pepsi Lies

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  1. Nephilim_X

    Nephilim_X New Member

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  2. Raven

    Raven Fuhrer

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    I watched it and found it quite shocking but I didn't understand it that well :sweat2: . Its not Pepsi's business to tell people to download music and stuff but its very interesting.
     
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    Raven, Apr 9, 2004
  3. Ciel

    Ciel Unoa Freak
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    It seems there's a new Big Brother in town. it's quite shocking but true. the media covers up so much crap. I just thought it would be better in his period of time, but then it never is. Apple is now what it advertised was the devil in the 1984 commercial. roflmao. it's so horrible that I laugh in desperation.
     
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    Ciel, Apr 11, 2004
  4. Mordeth

    Mordeth Mordeth Vult!

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    ah... it's a marketing spin like, by saying "i was prosecuted" they get people to feel for the kids and think "well, I'll go onto this itunes website and see what it's all about"

    it's nothing sinister, but they should still be called on it. don't you have an advertising regulatory body (hehe) in the states/canada/wherever the smeg that came from?
     
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    Mordeth, Apr 12, 2004
  5. chiquitabanana

    chiquitabanana finally legal

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    How i love canada with the legal P2P downloading!
    yippe!
     
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    chiquitabanana, Apr 15, 2004
  6. Raven

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    I know, its finally legal. *goes to Kazzaa and downloads Onegai Twins*
     
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    Raven, Apr 18, 2004

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