Thinking about turning yourself in to the RIAA?

by johnford on September 8, 2003

You might want to think again. The EFF says it’s a bad idea. “U.S. privacy group the Electronic Frontier Foundation is warning individuals not to admit to illegally trading copyright music online, even if the music industry offers a reprieve from its anti-piracy campaign, saying that users could still be subject to legal action.” Read the rest here. You can also find out if the RIAA is after your ass here.

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Not Britney and Madonna.

by johnford on September 8, 2003

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South Florida Singer Songwriter Jim Fleming

by johnford on September 8, 2003

“Fleming, who moved to Florida in 1977, had grown up with five brothers and sisters in an Irish-Catholic family on Long Island, N.Y. He’d first picked up a guitar when he was 14 and listening to Jimi Hendrix, The Doors and Led Zeppelin. After acquiring the basics in four lessons, he’d decided to teach himself the rest. By college, he was playing in bars to earn money.” Read it here.

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Sun-Sentinel remembers Jaco Pastorius.

by johnford on September 8, 2003

“This month will mark the 16th anniversary of the death of Broward County’s greatest musician. On Sept. 21, 1987, Jaco Pastorius died after he was beaten by a bouncer outside a bar in a pre-gentrified Wilton Manors.” Read it here.

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