As such, once a song was put onto the system, it could be shared by millions of people who would never need to purchase the music, and, thus, terrifying the record industry, which threatened to lose millions of dollars in lost sales.
This winter, NASA reported that our globe hit a terrifying new record: February 2016 ranked as the most unusually warm month ever measured (at 1.35 degrees Celsius above the long-term average).
Bad roads and inexperienced drivers mean terrifying safety records.
Napster, which has terrified the recording industry by letting its users copy music from one another online, agreed to change course and charge a fee for its service and distribute part of the fee as royalties to copyright holders.
Napster, a start-up that has terrified the recording industry by letting its users copy music from each other free over the Internet, agreed yesterday to a plan to change course and charge a fee for its service, distributing part of the fee as royalties to record companies.
As recently as last week, Napster -- which has terrified the recording industry by letting users copy music from one another online -- agreed to start charging a fee for its service and distributing part of the fee as royalties to copyright holders, financed partly by the German media giant Bertlesmann, a company that tried to shut it down.
Transcripts of the experiment, published in Zimbardo's book The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil, record in terrifying detail the way reality slipped away from the participants.
The nuclear power industry has certainly established a record – for terrifying accidents.
And for the record, as terrifying, brutal, and mentally exhausting as it was, and as heartless as it may be to say it, I enjoyed the experience.
Most world records sound terrifying, painful, or just plain ridiculous.
