Music Piracy is not about fans sharing music. As we can see from the screen shots below this truly appears to be a mass scale, enterprise level, organized crime being funded by advertising dollars funded by major brands and companies laundered through online ad networks.
CORPORATE RELATIONS CONTACT INFO:
Alaska Airlines
Maria Koenig
maria.koenig@alaskaair.com
1-206-392-5101
1-800-Flowers
Elizabeth Castoro
ecastoro@1800flowers.com
1-516-237 4867
The Trichordist 
Great job!! Advertisers, do you know where your ads are tonight? We can only hope that the real problem lies with the ad placement services and not the advertisers. But either way it is time for the advertisers to be more diligent about where their ad money is being spent.
Will Buckley, founder, FarePlay
Don’t mean to double dip, but the freehadists are actually helping us! they are serious about nobody making money: http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?pid=676036#p676036
Some of those songs are over 30 years old. You would figure they would be in the public domain by now.
Actually, you probably wouldn’t “figure” that. Lessig might, but that would be bad advice. And even if the songs were in the PD, the misappropriation of the artist’s right of publicity and the implied endorsement wouldn’t change.