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Mission Accomplished

(Hat Tip: Gizmodo) USA Today has an article explaining how "unauthorized song swapping" (give them credit for not calling it theft) has been "contained." My favorite part: The RIAA has

also embarked on a very successful education campaign. Kids now know about copyright, and the consequences.

I also like the picture from Gizmodo that pretty much explains it all

I've heard the war on drugs is a great success too.

[Posted at 06/13/2006 08:40 AM by David K. Levine on IP in the News comments(1)]

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[Comment at 06/13/2006 03:13 PM by Jim Bim]

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