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den The media giant EMI is back in the black after a programme of cutting jobs and clearing out poorly performing singers. BBC World News.
I wonder how much EMI spent trying to stop music piracy. Maybe EMI could improve their $40mil profit if they spent less on trying to stop people from ripping the CDs they purchased.
The way I see it, by clearing out poorly performing singers the only way fans of these singers can hear their music now is by music piracy.
*shrug*
I wonder how much EMI spent trying to stop music piracy. Maybe EMI could improve their $40mil profit if they spent less on trying to stop people from ripping the CDs they purchased.
The way I see it, by clearing out poorly performing singers the only way fans of these singers can hear their music now is by music piracy.
*shrug*
