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Why is iTunes Producer so slow at processing album uploads lately?
Would have been funny to include “Why is Google Play Total Access…”
Ha! Now that’s a funny idea. Gonna add that one…
haha yes! Too good.
“Why is Google Play Music All Access” doesn’t offer any autocomplete suggestions at all. Zero traction whatsoever. Spotify is where all of the momentum is.
“Why is Google” offers: “…so awesome?”
But not: “…making fortunes from piracy?”
And not: “…the leader of the Piracy Industry?”
And not: “…never sued for piracy?”
Maybe because all this supposed money Google is raking in from pirate sites is little more than a rounding error in terms of their revenue.
And because they don’t host the allegedly pirated content. They simply tell you where to find it if they know. Same thing a phone book does for a peron if they want to rob your house. Should we hold Yellowbook responsible for a house robbery because they told the bad guys where your house is?
A phone book company is responsible, if they print an ad for illegal medicine.
Google paid $500 million to the US government, so as to save the top executives’ asses from jail.
You can’t be bothered to search for this, eh?
What does the pharmaceutical mess have to do with music piracy? Absolutely nothing. But for the record, a massive amount of the supposedly illegal drugs where simply drugs from reputable Canadian pharmacies where drugs are substantially less. It’s sad how pathetic this country has become when we criminalize the buying of drugs from other countries because the exact same drug here is unaffordable at many times the cost. Just proves how broken everything is.
It looks like you have never logged in an AdSense or AdWord account. Most of the piracy websites have illegal medicine/drugs ads on them.
The question is: if I, the ordinary webmaster, can figure this information out, why can’t the FBI experts as well?
Maybe they just don’t want to piss on other agencies (Google = NSA)?