Somebody needs to broadcast some kind of global seminar for old people on what the internet is and how it works. They need to pick their battles - this isn't Hustler selling magazines in stores - it's not one company and it can't be stopped at the distribution chain. If they want to hunt down kiddy porn, good - find it - find those involved - arrest them all: everyone is on the same page (well, except pedophiles, but their vote is void).
If music companies have a problem with free distribution of their product - sure, valid problem. What music companies need to recognize though is that the internet is an infinitely better distribution channel than the ancient store-based model they are using. They are trying to sneaker-pimp an electronic product, and ignoring the electronic distribution channel - which is absolutely
insane. They have nobody to blame but themselves. It would be like if the only way anybody could eat at a restaurant, is by ordering restaurant food online - and there was no physical restaurants in existence: a physical product only being sold through an electronic medium. Ditto for the film industry obviously
You can't fight porn on the internet, you may as well declare war on something overwhelming like water on Earth's surface - or something ephemeral like "terror" (lol sorry, had to do it) - or something both overwhelming and ephemeral... like porn on the internet.