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Geek-girl, poet, political miscreant, liberal activist, Goddess of Eclectica, spoken-word performer.
I love movies, music, books (real books, I don't do e-readers,) and Doctor Who. I mean - I REALLY LOVE DOCTOR WHO.
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A $250 billion per year loss would be almost $800 for every man, woman, and child in America. And 750,000 jobs – that’s twice the number of those employed in the entire motion picture industry in 2010. The good news is that the numbers are wrong. In 2010, the Government Accountability Office released a report noting that these figures ‘cannot be substantiated or traced back to an underlying data source or methodology,’ which is polite government-speak for ‘these figures were made up out of thin air.’
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The Freakonomics guys call bullshit on the MPAA’s piracy numbers (via maxistentialist)
Gee, the MPAA made it up. Quelle surprise. Je ne suis pas ne lapin heureux.
(via glimglamoury)
Source:
freakonomics.com
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