Those of you who have followed this blog over the year's are aware of just how passionate I am about the RIAA. I simply love the way they are creating a new type of mathematics which rivals even federal fiscal budgeting logic, a new Gestapo economic model in which they sue consumers who do not wish to participate in a business model last considered modern in the Precambrian era and crusade to collect artists' royalties which never seem to actually get to the artist.
Ready for their latest move? It seems that they have been unhappy with how Google serves search results. They don't like the way sites they like don't rank as high as sites they feel are "pirate" sites. Mike Masnick, over at TechDirt, brings up the best point which I will paraphrase as "ever hear of SEO?" I wonder if Apple likes the fact that HP shows up in search results for "personal computer brands"?
If Apple were to respond as the RIAA has, they would do some research and conclude that Google is not trying hard enough to keep other brands out of the search results. Go figure... Nonetheless, I must part. I am off to hire a research company to find out why "Lumpy" is not the only result you get when you search for "blogger". I mean why waste time and energy on relevant key words, content and providing the searcher what they are actually seeking?












