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Old 08.21.2008, 01:05 PM   #1
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2008...rss&feed=music

the above is an article in the Guardian detailing the shutdown of iTunes acces sin China, due to some 40 athletes buying the record
Songs for Tibet, a compilation produced by the Art of Peace Foundation, a US-based Tibetan activist group. The Foundation invited Olympic athletes to download the album free of charge. By listening in Beijing, the activist group said, athletes would communicate that "compassion and non-violence can overcome intolerance and oppression - beautiful ideals to be associated with the Olympic spirit".
More than 40 athletes downloaded the album, according to a press release, which includes songs by Sting, Rush, Damien Rice, Underworld and Alanis Morissette.
And then China turned off the iTunes music store.


FUCK I hate me totalitarian governments. FUCK china and their bullshit.
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