tech industry
02/04/2004, 5:20pm, EST
Wednesday, February 4th
Anti-RIAA/Apple/Pepsi parody ad posted
James Saldana has created an anti-RIAA Pepsi-iTunes Super Bowl ad parody called "Fight Back!" It is a remix of Apple and Pepsi's television spot promoting the two companies' partnership to give away 100 million iTunes songs. Mr. Saldana is a multimedia graduate at Southern Illinois University. The parody, which alleges the RIAA "cheats" consumers and artists, was produced with the help of IDC Films. The ad promotes an anti-CD site called "What a Crappy Present" (some readers may find this site offensive).
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"Hey, don't like the CD I got you because you can download it for free? Next year you're getting a clod of dirt. Merry fucking Christmas!"
Wish everyone will see this!
Its true, for what you pay for a music CD vs a DVD movie. Why aren't cd's cheaper?