RIAA Whines To Congress That It Doesn't Like Google's Search Results
Found on Techdirt on Wednesday, 18 September 2013
We already noted that the first "punch" of the legacy entertainment industry's new attacks on Google was a silly and self-contradictory study from the MPAA blaming Google for leading susceptible people straight to infringing content.
The second "punch" also is pretty weak, and comes in the form of RIAA boss Cary Sherman testifying before the House Judiciary Committee's IP subcommittee.
We've been running around seeing the RIAA and MPAA do the same damn thing for a decade and a half now. It's always about blaming others for their own failures to give consumers what they want.
Nobody cares about the entertainment industry anymore. I've given up on the crappy content they produce. Not to mention that their constant whining, blaming and finger-pointing is annoying.