AT&T’s Pearl Jam censorship
If you haven’t yet caught any of the AT&T vs Pearl Jam censorship story then you may want to start following it. Has some potentially damaging ramifications for the music industry, and free speech as a whole. What do you think? Did AT&T do the right thing?
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September 27th, 2007 00:16
I’m bookmarking this blog to read thoroughly later today.
You’ve got some great tips,tutorials and reviews,thanks!
Might pick your brain about Nero Wave Editor and uploading vinyl to CD soon lol.
September 27th, 2007 00:36
No worries Jayne, happy to try and help.
September 27th, 2007 03:57
Here you go Jayne, just cos you asked nicely: vinyl to cd.
Don’t let it be said that I don’t do requests!
October 2nd, 2007 21:24
wow! I read the story you linked to.. that’s pretty crazy. It’s difficult because free speech is a right… but since so many people out there are don’t think for themselves (and they are susceptible to others’ words), free speech can often be a scary thing too. In my opinon, At&t did open a can of worms… but so did Pearl Jam.