Because we at Jezebel are in the habit of documenting the most important sociopolitical moments of our time, we have united as one to liveblog Fox’s Grease Live! with a sharp-eyed panel of Grease experts, pundits, and tween YouTube stars. Join us as we evaluate each subtextually sexual moment, and take stabs at…
It is definitely not unreasonable to expect mistakes. What is unreasonable is that they have no motivation to perform any due diligence. The wield a shotgun of legal authority to kill a swarm of flies. They kill a few flies, and if anything else gets damaged in the process, oh well, does not effect them.
Not a solution to your specific problem but one way to fight this sort of mess is to stop supporting the music industry. There's absolutely TONS and TONS of good music that's been made and manufactured in various formats for decades and that can be bought for a song. Listen to that instead. The only way to stop…
it isnt google on the rampage its the recording and film industries. they send the notice to google and google has to comply.
Google seems to be on a rampage with this stuff lately. MediaMonkey for Android was just removed from the Play Store, citing the same reasons. But they're pretty quiet with actual explanations.
What is Kinja? The small, sad cohort of people who pay attention to this sort of thing ask. It's confusing because it's a new type of thing, or two previously separate things combined into one new-ish thing. It's a platform like Facebook or Twitter, but it's also a publication like Time Magazine or The Farmer's…
