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From:
StaticBeats
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Intolerable Daily Madness
Date:
Mon, 13 Jun 2005 11:17:39 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: [idm] OT record store workers, the new terrorists - a response
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The Village Voice Reports: http://www.villagevoice.com/music/0524,websylvester,64885,22.html "Five Hundred CD-Rs, Twenty-Seven Music DVDs, Nine DVD burners, and a scanner were among the items seized" So the jury (natch) is still out ... Shimone/Justes http://www.staticbeats.com http://www.jungle-life.com http://www.boomboombap.com --- darren bergstein <eimag@optonline.net> wrote:
quoted 48 lines regarding the whole bootleg issue, again, i don't> regarding the whole bootleg issue, again, i don't > know - i'm trying to > get some more info this week, but it's not all that > forthcoming right > now. the idea of a 'bootleg' could be something as > innocent as an > employee burning a purchased cd for a friend, or > hell, just for the > store to have a play copy...who knows? > > darren b > > StaticBeats wrote: > > >--- darren bergstein <eimag@optonline.net> wrote: > >it's especially amusing since, to the best > >of my knowledge, kim's has never sold bootlegs of > any > >kind (having never done an inventory there, > however, > >it might be prudent to not quote me on that). but > >that's far from the point. > >=== message truncated === > > > >I wouldn't say it's far from the point. In fact, > that > >IS the point, nevermind the Orwellian direction our > >society is taking, if your eyes are closed to this > >open them up. Disseminating stories like this helps > to > >keep the public informed so thanks for sharing. > > > >With that said however I think it's important to > note > >whether or not bootlegs were in fact being sold. > The > >NYT article mentions only 6(?) out of 20 employees > and > >specifically notes computers and CD/DVD burners. > The > >treatment of these employees before and during > their > >arrest is no great surprise to anyone who's been > >locked up or arrested for an infraction small or > >large. > > > >The question is, did the police have just cause to > >raid this store for piracy?
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