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May 27, 2004 12:01 AM
Broken: iTunes censorship
The iTunes music store is a bit censor-happy. They list "Moby Dick," by Herman Melville, as "Moby D**k."This post ran in the June 2004 issue of "Popular Science." iTunes has changed the listing back to "Moby Dick" since we received this submission.
This is the United States! They will have to rename all cats as of now, but better is. stop using words at all! These people are hypercrites, so bigot, it makes the rest of the world sick!
But they are always good for a laugh, too!
A European, who can't stand it much longer
Somehow I find such censorship especially stupid considering the current occupants of the White House: Bush and Dick.
O, the sting of the EuroPricks!
iTunes too gets in its licks
but Music Store is sore its spore
don't sell so well in the courts Nor'
th a' the bordor, where, I swear,
the Canadian Supremes, deaf to
RIAA screams frees ISPs, and
LimeWire and me, from drinkin'
Euro pea & iTunes complicitea!
So, Duck U!
I'm surprised no one noticed this is the second post about iTunes censoring a word which, in different context, is a colloquial for male reproductive anatomy. Last time, it was "Hens and C**ks," a children's nursery tune.
Yes, broken, but old news!
I knew this would happen. The same thing is wrong for the theme song from a certain 60's sitcom... You know which one I'm talking about, with the ottoman? OK, DICK van DYKE! They're calling it D**k Van D**e.
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Seems to be fixed now.
Posted by: StarManta at May 27, 2004 12:31 PM