Sony Spyware license-agreement performed by a women's choir

By at 10:15 am Wednesday, Jul 25

You can't argue back against an abusive End-User License Agreement, but you can make fun of it (see Reasonable Agreement for my take on this) -- or you can arrange it for your local choir.
Celebrate Sony/BMG's lawsuit against SunComm, the company that provided the rootkit spyware that caused such a ruckus, with this oddly powerful rendition of the Sony/BMG End User License Agreement -- arranged for women's choir and recorded by Toronto recording artist Brian Joseph Davis.
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