May 4: The day against DRM

So, apparently today is the day against DRM. Every day is a day against DRM in my world, and I'm proud to say I haven't bought a DRM-infested product in years.

Nevertheless I wholeheartedly support any kind of awareness campaign against this evil. So, in addition to a total boycott of the media industry, I signed the iPad DRM petition. How about you?

Still wonder why?

If you're still wondering why you should boycott the entertainment mafia, this is it (article in English here). Considering how this industry has influenced politicians throughout the world to adopt the most bizarre laws, and how some of this ridiculous suggestions are actually being seriously discussed in the Acta talks you can be damn sure that they will show up in one form or another pretty soon.

Every penny you spend on a CD or DVD, or going to the movies, is one penny that this destructive industry will spend on deteriorating the freedom and personal integrity of people all around the world. Stop feeding the monster.

RIAA Radar - use it!

If you, like me, are engaged in an entertainment industry boycott, but unlike me are finding it hard to stay away from those CD's (or downloads for that matter), please use the search engine on riaaradar.com, and make sure you're not purchasing any music released by members of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

Remember, if we stop feeding this monster it will eventually crawl under a rock and die, which would be of great benefit to the entire free world.

The boycott continues

Nice to see that I'm not the only one boycotting a mafia industry that will stop at nothing, absolutely nothing, to squeeze as much money as possible out of people's pockets before they crawl under a rock and die. It actually seems to have an effect! The sooner it happens, the better.

Don't feed the monster!