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RIAA Appealing Decision Allowing Internet Broadcast of File Sharing Court Hearing

By Ryan Singel, Kevin Poulsen, Sarah Lai Stirland, Kim Zetter, and David Kravets

The Recording Industry Association of America on Friday urged a U.S. judge to stay her Wednesday decision allowing for the first time an internet broadcast of a federal trial court proceeding, in this case pretrial oral arguments in an RIAA file sharing lawsuit.

Here is the motion. Here's the link to our Wednesday storychronicling the decision to permit the broadcast for Thursday's courtroom action.

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Full post as published by Threat Level on January 16, 2009 (boomark / email).