Want to Encourage CD Sales? Add Crack, Guns
Suffice to say, we at CDM discourage pirating music. I should hasten to add, though, that we’re also generally opposed to terrorism, illegal firearms, and narcotics — just in case there’s any doubt. According to a training film produced by the National District Attorneys Association and Recording Industry Association of America, and leaked on the Interwebs (doh!), these things typically go hand in hand.
In the course of the film, the producers do stumble upon an interesting solution to the issue of sagging sales of physical CDs:
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