DiaRIAA Founder Marc Freedman To Be Featured
On National Radio Show Thursday August 14th
Show to address the music file sharing rights,
ethics, and solutions
DALLAS, August 13, 2003 -- Marc Freedman, founder of the
web site DiaRIAA and technology company RazorPop, will
speak on the MyTechnologyLawyer Radio Show Thursday August
14th at 11:06 am Eastern/10:06 am Central time.
Mr. Freedman and show host and lawyer Scott Draughon will
discuss the shame of the recording industry, the ethics and
rights of music file sharing, and solutions for the future.
The show is heard on radio stations throughout the United
States and via webcast. Listeners can call in with at
1-866-MTL-Show. Questions are invited, such as:
- Was your grandmother served with a RIAA subpoena?
- How are the latest RIAA personal lawsuits affecting
your use of P2P files sharing networks?
- Why did RIAA hire a politician for their new CEO?
- Why does RIAA lie about P2P being the reason for the
drop in overall music sales?
- What is the future of P2P file sharing?
- How can bands and the record industry thrive with new
Internet and P2P technology?
FAST FACTS
Show: MyTechnologyLawyer Radio Show
With: Marc Freedman and Host Scott Draughon
Date: Thursday August 14 11:06 am Eastern/
10:06 am Central time
Show web site with link to webcast:
http://www.mytechnologylawyer.com/radio
Show call-in: 1-866-MTL-Show
ABOUT DIARIAA.
"It's my music and I'll share if I want to."
DiaRIAA
(http://diariaa.com/)
exposes the abuse and folly
of RIAA and music and movie industries. The site provides
commentary, news, articles, and company links on consumer
rights, artists, innovation, and technology. A special
section covers personal privacy and security. DiaRIAA
documents the activities of RIAA, the Recording Industry
Association of America, including their customer contempt,
artist abuse, court convictions, bought legislation, and
monopoly power.
ABOUT RAZORPOP
RazorPop
(http://razorpop.com)
is a digital entertainment,
marketing, and technology company. RazorPop develops
innovative software and networks for large files for
businesses and consumers. RazorPop's first consumer
product, P2PFiles, was released in January 2003. P2PFiles
is the First P2P search engine. The web site enables users
to search for video, music, photos, and other files without
requiring the use of software. RazorPop was founded in
January 2001 by visionary Marc Freedman and is based in
Dallas, Texas.
ABOUT MYTECHNOLOGYLAWYER RADIO SHOW
The MyTechnologyLawyer Radio Show is a daily radio program
featuring topics on Technology Law, Business and Policy,
with guests from the public and private sector. The Program
airs live every Tuesday - Friday 11:06 AM (Eastern) with
Host Scott Draughon. Listeners are invited to call-in with
questions or comments. The show can also be heard in audio
streaming format from the MyTechnologyLawyer.com website.
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