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Jun. 2nd, 2006 11:00 amThanks to Improbable Science, I've finally seen Guy Goma's interview with the BBC.
What a genius. They should hire him on the spot, because a lot of 'celebs' probably lack the ability to bluff in front of a camera totally cold. It'd be like grabbing me instead of some sports guy and asking me about sports. I'd be completely unable to do anything!
(I have been asked if I'm on Top Gear before... someone mistaking Richard Hammond for Richard Kay (I think) - a race driver - and my username being RichardK).
EDIT: Of course, I'm of the opinion that Guy Kewney would have spouted a load of shite anyway.
Had I been in his position, it would probably have been more like this (bluffing not required where Apple is concerned).
KB: Hello, good morning to you.
Mr Goma: Good morning.
KB: Were you surprised by this verdict today.
MEEEE!: Not in the slightest.
KB: A big surprise, yeah, yes.
MEEEE!: No.
KB: With regards to the costs involved do you think now more people will be downloading online?
MEEE!: What costs? The courst case costs? They've got nothing to do with 'downloading music'.
KB: It does really seem the way the music industry's progressing now that people want to go onto the website and download music.
MEEE!: What website? What are you on about? The case is about trademarks. It has nothing to do with websites, internet or music.
Really, it's probably a good thing he went in there blind! I cannot imagine Kewney saying anything drastically different, tbh.
What a genius. They should hire him on the spot, because a lot of 'celebs' probably lack the ability to bluff in front of a camera totally cold. It'd be like grabbing me instead of some sports guy and asking me about sports. I'd be completely unable to do anything!
(I have been asked if I'm on Top Gear before... someone mistaking Richard Hammond for Richard Kay (I think) - a race driver - and my username being RichardK).
EDIT: Of course, I'm of the opinion that Guy Kewney would have spouted a load of shite anyway.
Had I been in his position, it would probably have been more like this (bluffing not required where Apple is concerned).
KB: Hello, good morning to you.
Mr Goma: Good morning.
KB: Were you surprised by this verdict today.
MEEEE!: Not in the slightest.
KB: A big surprise, yeah, yes.
MEEEE!: No.
KB: With regards to the costs involved do you think now more people will be downloading online?
MEEE!: What costs? The courst case costs? They've got nothing to do with 'downloading music'.
KB: It does really seem the way the music industry's progressing now that people want to go onto the website and download music.
MEEE!: What website? What are you on about? The case is about trademarks. It has nothing to do with websites, internet or music.
Really, it's probably a good thing he went in there blind! I cannot imagine Kewney saying anything drastically different, tbh.