This Is Money: Music Giant Sues MySpace ‘pirates’

Posted on by Rob Lewis - 1 Comment

Recording giant Universal Music risks alienating music fans by taking aim at websites YouTube and MySpace for alleged copyright infringement.

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One thought on “This Is Money: Music Giant Sues MySpace ‘pirates’”

  1. Tim

    Universal Music would make more money by putting out better music than by suing YouTube and MySpace. Also, if CDs didn’t cost $14.99+ there’d be more incentive to buy them. Less filler songs and lower prices! :)

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