JIB JAB has alliance with corporate MSN

[itsrobert]

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0407/3387.html

JIB JAB, just another corporate mouth piece masquerading as an independent anti-establishment outfit.

[NightWatcher]

1. isnt politico in the same boat? I dont trust their "independent "label. Politico smells fishy to me

[marmar]

2. That explains why they're constantly promoting it on MSNBC.....

Anarchy, brought to you by The Man.

[Wapsie B]

3. Wouldn't surprise me if the CIA turns out to be involved

just like they infiltrated the MSM.

[wtmusic]

4. It's important to look at both sides of the issues

and fascism has a sunny side, too.

[SteppingRazor]

5. Oh brother.

By the time everything's said and done, who exactly is left that isn't a corporate mouthpiece? So a small-time video company got a deal with MSNVideo. Isn't that a good thing? Doesn't that mean that the company's videos will now be seen by far more people than would have otherwise? The argument here appears to be precisely the same one used when an indie band signs with a major label, and I find it just as hollow in that case. There is nothing wrong with making money off your art. Indeed, if we castigate every single artist for doing so, then we stifle creativity by dissuading people from entering creative fields in the first place.

[mikelgb]

6. JIB JAB rawks

they did a video for Weird Al's latest album, and their current effort is spot on