Tuesday, August 05, 2003

El poder de mentir en internet

When news of Metallica's latest lawsuit hit the web, music fans across the globe were outraged. Already notorious for their legal action against file-sharing network Napster, the rock band were seemingly trying to stop musicians from using the guitar chords E and F.
Announcing the band's decision to sue the obscure Canadian outfit Unfaith, the drummer Lars Ulrich said: "We're not saying we own those two chords, individually - that would be ridiculous. We're just saying that in that specific order, people have grown to associate E, F with our music."



Pero todo habia sido fabricado. La pagina de mtv news habia sido copiada, y con contenido casi real puesta como el origen de la nota. Despues de Napster, Metallica no tiene muy buena relaciòn con la era digital y pues todo el mundo cayò aunque fuera por un par de horas.

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