RIAA and MPAA should be disbanned and prosecuted themselves. AOL, WB, CNET, tons of the subsidiaries of the very same people that got the PIPA and SOPA so far, are the ones that enabled, distributed, and encouraged sharing of the VERY same media they turn around and prosecute people for sharing. I mean like AOL sharing open DRM-free MP3s of chart toppers and even providing exclusive links hosted on CNET downloads to all kinds of file sharing software including Kazaa, and RECOMMENDING it to visitors.
These are the very same people that argue in a court of law such software has only 1 purpose: Illegally downloading copyrighted material, and anybody using it or sharing it should be put in jail.
Well, then we should put them in jail. For 10 years they've been spreading their own material, then they turn around and shout to the senators "SEE!! We're being pirated! Stop this!"
So to have them even dictate 1 iota of a part of a feature for a PC operating system such as Microsoft is underhanded and seemingly illegal unto itself. Laws shouldn't be made this way, and neither should operating systems. That's why Vista blew chunks. RIAA/MPAA designed it for MS to code.