RIAA boss: Optimism in the Music Industry
The corporate music industry comprising Vivendi Universal (France), Sony (Japan), EMI (Britain), and Warner Music (US, but only just) is as good as dead, having slowly, deliberately and irretrievably alienated the people who once kept it alive. Mitch Bainwol (right) heads up the RIAA, the Big 4’s American mouthpiece-cum-extortion-unit. Since 2003, he and his team of spinsters and truth reconstruction specialists have been lying about the allegedly deleterious effect file sharing is having on music sales, and how the labels are being devastated by file sharing criminals and thieves, including dead grandmothers and 12-year-old children.
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RIAA boss: Optimism in the Music Industry
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