Pirates Prisons Project: invest in the future of music: prisons

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Pirates Prisons Project: invest in the future of music: prisons

http://www.piratesprisons.com
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PPP is a series of funny videos, and a blog, that makes fun of the music industry's plans to further criminalize 100s of Millions of music fans online. Rather than to provide realistic licenses to the Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Telecoms and Internet Companies that could help them build a new business, the industry now wants our governments to pass new laws that would allow your ISPs to cut you off if you are suspected of sharing music online. PPP's CEO Dimitri Johnson comments that this is a fight for CONTROL of a new ecosystem, not for how creators will be paid in the future. He also foresee a huge business opportunity as we will very soon need 100s of 1000s of new prisons, everywhere, to lock up almost every single Internet user. Billions will need to be jailed; everyone is guilty! BUY SHARES NOW. Come to http://www.piratesprisons.com Presented by http://www.jamendo.com http://www.hitmuse.com http://www.vipeers.com Music by http://www.akirathedon.com/

Type: Funny | Also: Culture, Entertainment |

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