As usual, not a day goes by that the RIAA (Recording Industry A--hole Association) doesn't prove themselves to be greedy incompetent bastages (reference to Johnny Dangerously). I've warned a lot of clients and friends about using caution when posting content online that is not 100% original. Here is a good case for that warning.
Warner Music Group: All your memories belong to us
http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=9774&tag=nl.e539
Seems that a family video with low-quality music can't even escape the scrutiny of the RIAA. Come on you morons.
Oh yeah - and thanks
Vimeo for standing up to the RIAA???
Labels: riaa, vimeo
As most of you know, I am absolutely thrilled with my iPhone. It has been the one device that has truly begun to transform how I do things. Here is a quick list:
Each and every one of these applications is incredibly easy to use. While the iPhone and it's apps won't ever replace my laptop computer, it certainly complements it. There are many cases now where I can go to a client's location and walk in with just my phone.
I've got to hand it to Apple - I know there are other mobile devices that can do many of the same things. However, there is no other device that does them as smoothly.
(Now if AT&T would just get their cellular network up to par, and release some of their restrictions on data for the "unlimited" data plans!)
Labels: blogpress, iphone, kindle, ringcentral
At the suggestion of one of my blog readers (
from this post), I have added some donation buttons to the right side of the blog. There are two choices: (1) Using secure PayPal and (2) using my secure Authorize.net payment form.
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As usual, not a day goes by that the RIAA (Recording Industry A--hole Association) doesn't prove themselves to be greedy incompetent bastages (reference to Johnny Dangerously). I've warned a lot of clients and friends about using caution when posting content online that is not 100% original. Here is a good case for that warning.
