Record Label Begs Fans To Put Latest Tracks On Pirate Bay To Help Bandwidth Load
from the well-how-about-that dept
Paul Talbot writes "The independent record label Labrador Records has been giving away a 68 track free MP3 sampler to promote their summer material. However, they couldn't cope with the demand. Rather than withdraw the downloads, they've chosen to use a mirror service and are actually asking people to put the content on thepiratebay.org." Yes, there are certainly more independent labels who are learning to embrace file sharing as a great promotional tool, but it's nice to see one clearly finding value in using The Pirate Bay and asking more people to help out. It would certainly go against the RIAA's claims that The Pirate Bay and similar services have no legitimate reason for being in business.Filed Under: copyright, music, p2p, pirate bay, riaa
Companies: labrador records, pirate bay
