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Court Rejects Plan To Broadcast Tenenbaum Trial
from the no-surprise,-but-disappointing dept
This doesn't come as much of a surprise, given earlier precedents saying that broadcasting a trial wasn't allowed, but an appeals court has officially told the district court in the Tenenbaum trial that it cannot webcast live from the courtroom. This is somewhat unfortunate, though, a bit of a sideshow issue. And, given the oddities involved in the lawsuit up until now (from all parties involved in the lawsuit), it's not clear how useful webcasting the courtroom proceedings would have been. Still, it does seem rather silly to limit the ability to webcast from a courtroom, and the RIAA's assertion that it would be a bad thing because the content would be "readily subject to editing and manipulation" simply makes no sense at all. That's true of any content. But do we see regular "manipulation and editing" of public appearances made by RIAA spokespeople? No, of course not.
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Fawk the RIAA
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That's "FRACK"
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Frell the RIAA
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"the RIAA's assertion that it would be a bad thing because the content would be "readily subject to editing and manipulation""
Translation: "we know we'd look incredibly stupid and this might interfere with our brainwashing of the shrinking numbers of people who actually believe our ridiculous propaganda."
The vast majority of issues that people have with the RIAA come from undoctored, 100% accurate reporting of their positions and tactics.
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"But do we see regular "manipulation and editing" of public appearances made by RIAA spokespeople? No, of course not."
Maybe we should..
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Film Project Opportunity
The broadcast has been canceled, but the transcripts and evidence presented will still become public at the conclusion of the project.
Anybody interested in a film project?
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>Translation: "we know we'd look incredibly stupid and this might interfere with our brainwashing of the GROWING numbers of SHEEP who actually believe our ridiculous propaganda."
FTFY
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