Gizmodo has declared March to be their Boycott the RIAA Month. They have finally gotten sick of the despicable tactics that the RIAA has been employing for so long, and have decided that it is time to do something about it. To make more clear what they fight is about, who it is against and why, and why the fight is so important, they are kicking the month off with a manifesto.

The manifesto covers the following:

Who We’re Up Against

Piracy Lawsuits: Extortion and Privacy Invasion Under the Guise of Copyright Enforcement

DRM: Pay More, Get Less

Rescuing Artists From Those Claiming to Support Them

Out With the Old, In With the New

Head over to the commendable team at Gizmodo to learn more about this manifesto and what you can do to help.

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