Tag archive: boycott

Remember when GoDaddy stood firm on its support for the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA)? That's all in the past now, as apparently the company has officially announced a position change on Friday. In a statement, the domain registrar pointed out that though it had supported the controversial piece of legislation, GoDaddy along with its general counsel, Christine Jones, had fought to revise some of the uglier aspects of the bill: limitations… Read More

An e-book titled The Pedophile’s Guide to Love and Pleasure by Phillip R. Greaves 2nd (yes, that is how his name reads on the cover) is becoming one of the most talked-about publications. And as can be expected, it's not for its glowing reviews. The book is currently available on Amazon for Kindle for $4.75, and is more or less of guide of insight and conduct for engaging in pedophilia. It has been available (self-published, go figure)… Read More

On July 1, millions of computers in China could remain switched off if a boycott being organized there is successful. The protest is against the mandatory Youth Escort Green Dam filtering software the government has said must be installed on all new machines sold from that date. Reuters says that the boycott is being proposed by government critic and architect Ai Weiwei, who sees it as a way of voicing protest without the risk of… Read More

The Recording Industry Antichrist of America, as I like to call it, is officially out of control. Its let’s-sue-the-downloaders campaign is the most perverse marketing campaign in history. Rather than adjust its product and marketing to fit a new era, the music industry is instead using its trade association to bully consumers in a mistaken belief that this will transform file-sharing freeloaders into smiley-face customers. Consider the… Read More