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Amazing "P2P" cover for the current "New Yorker"
I think this cover for the September 29, 2003 issue of The New Yorker captures the RIAA’s tactics perfectly:
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(A tip of the hat to Joseph Lorenzo Hall — he blogged this first.)
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There is something quirky about the shadow, though.