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: How Appealing"To noted lawyer, it's an open and shout case; Offbeat tactics in music-sharing suit stun peers"
Boston's ABC affiliate WCVB has a report headlined "B.U. Student: Court Recording Case Could Make History; Tenenbaum Accused In Music Downloading Lawsuit."
And at "The Am Law Litigation Daily," Andrew Longstreth has a post titled "First Circuit to Hear Arguments over Webcasting of Illegal Downloading Case."
Full post as published by How Appealing on April 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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