It's always the music industry.
It's always the music industry.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ben-sha...peech-lawsuit/
Ben Shapiro is suing the UofMN for being moved to a smaller venue this past February over security concerns.
For real, you wouldn't believe it.
Our indie music industry over here has started pumping out "london gangster rap" and just like american gangster rap in the 70s/80s we've seen a wave of violence in the "urban" community after their minds were poisoned by this dreadful music.
As we all know, guns don't kill people - rappers do.
Thankfully the establishment is stepping in and has banned some of these "artists" from producing music without the polices permission. Truly saving the minds of our youths from these lyrical terrorists.
It's always the music industry -or Disney-
Let's not forget how many times the date when IP goes into the public domain after the death of the creator has been pushed back solely to prevent Mickey Mouse from falling into public use.
Spoken Grime for the uninitiated. Carry on.
Banning music is retarded.
Isn't disney like 80% of the movie industry at this point?
I remember reading some crazy statistic that 40% of anything aired on TV at any given time is owned by Disney.
Yep. They are getting close to being too big.
Would argue Disney has been well beyond past that point for awhile.
I mean, it's not even as big as Comcast. They are about 35% of the movie market and probably 30-35% of the TV market. Even with the Fox acquisition they'll still be below anti-trust level.
I think that may depend on if we are talking about movie production or just in general involved in a movie somehow.
Don't forget they own SkywalkerSound and ILM, which do an absolute fuckton of films from what I've seen.
I am a complete Disney freak, but even I have to admit they've gone too far and shouldn't have been allowed to do the Fox deal.
We can all talk about the ramifications of corporate consolidation after mutants and the FF are in the MCU. Not before.