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01-18-2004, 11:14 AM
Source: boycott-Riaa.com (http://www.boycott-riaa.com/article/9921)
Author: Tom
Today, in a move that baffled legal and industry analysts, the RIAA filed a lawsuit against shaving giant Gillette for contributory copyright infringement. The question is, what do shaving and the RIAA have in common?
Gillette unveiled its new razor Thursday, a pulsing version of the popular Mach3 Turbo Shaver, called the M3Power, or M3P for short. The shaver uses batteries and merely creates a pleasing pulsing sensation which makes it un-neccessary to shave over the same part of the face twice every morning. The price tag is prohibitive, and even Gillette is not sure men will want something moving on their face, but that's the least of their worries.... [MORE] (http://www.boycott-riaa.com/article/9921)
Author: Tom
Today, in a move that baffled legal and industry analysts, the RIAA filed a lawsuit against shaving giant Gillette for contributory copyright infringement. The question is, what do shaving and the RIAA have in common?
Gillette unveiled its new razor Thursday, a pulsing version of the popular Mach3 Turbo Shaver, called the M3Power, or M3P for short. The shaver uses batteries and merely creates a pleasing pulsing sensation which makes it un-neccessary to shave over the same part of the face twice every morning. The price tag is prohibitive, and even Gillette is not sure men will want something moving on their face, but that's the least of their worries.... [MORE] (http://www.boycott-riaa.com/article/9921)