
With the rampage against illegal downloads and music piracy by the music industry, you'd think that they were good corporate citizens. Wrong!
Eliot Spitzer, the New York Attorney General, confirmed on Thursday that Universal Music Group agreed to a $12 million settlement after being charged with giving vacations, gifts, and bribes to various radio stations to up the airtime of the artists they represented.
Universal only would admit that "various employees and independent promoters acting on behalf of the company" had acted inappropriately. They wouldn't admit to quilt in the matter. Of course they didn't know anything that was going on. Poor victims.
They offered this statement:






