On Mon, Sep 08, 2003 at 09:47:05AM +0200, Axel H Horns wrote: > http://www.nytimes.com/2003/09/07/technology/07PORN.html > ------------------------------ CUT ------------------------------ > Aiming at Pornography to Hit Music Piracy > > By SAUL HANSELL > > The recording industry, struggling to curb music piracy, is shining > the spotlight on another demon lurking on the Internet: pornography. > > The industry is trying to enlist broader public support with a > campaign intended to show that its nemesis � the peer-to-peer > networks for swapping files like KaZaA and Morpheus � are used not > only to trade songs but also pornographic images, including child > pornography. Advertisement > > "As a guy in the record industry and as a parent, I am shocked that > these services are being used to lure children to stuff that is > really ugly," said Andrew Lack, the chief executive of Sony Music > Entertainment. > > Others ask whether raising this issue is more than a little cynical > from an industry that heavily promotes music with sexual and violent > themes. > > [...] > > ------------------------------ CUT ------------------------------
Ja, und wenn man den Artikel liest, dann stellt der Verfasser zudem klar, wieviel KiPo in Tauschb�rsen (fast nichts) und wieviel im Web oder in "Chatrooms" gesichtet wird (das allermeiste). Klingt seri�s - der Artikel, nicht die Medienindustrie ;-) VB. -- Volker Birk, Postfach 1540, 88334 Bad Waldsee, Germany Phone +49 (7524) 912142, Fax +49 (7524) 996807, [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://fdik.org, Deutsches IRCNet [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP-Key: http://www.x-pie.de/vb.asc
