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Originally Posted by 1010011010
So you download and listen to their advertisements? And I'm willing to bet when people ask you what music you listen to, you advertise for them via word-of-mouth, too. Shitty, isn't it? You pretty much have to boycott a large swath of common culture and/or do a lot of digging to find non-RIAA music.
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Are we talking about the same thing here?
You have ad's in the CD's you buy?
Why would I advertise for the bad guy?
Non RAA music or not, I'd say a good number of people are already boycotting them. Hence their slump in sales. This is just my opinion, but this could have been settled once and for all back in 2001 (or whatever year it was) when Shawn Fanning should have taken Napster to the SCOTUS but he pussied out.
Here's a secret. (which is all over the net but you may still not know) If you don't want to get caught, just don't share what you download.