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: Recording Industry vs The People

Good article by Karl Bode on DSLReports.com about RIAA's continuation of lawsuits

By Ty Rogers and Ray Beckerman

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Good article by Karl Bode in "Broadband" on DSLReports.com:

RIAA Just Can't Stop Suing
Because to stop existing cases just wouldn't be fair...
04:40PM Monday Mar 09 2009 by Karl Bode

The RIAA was criticized last week for continuing to sue P2P file traders, despite claims that they were turning the page on such heavy-handed tactics. While some might simply call this dumb, Ars Technica hunts for a more complicated answer, asking three sources why the RIAA is still in court and getting three answers....

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Full post as published by Recording Industry vs The People on March 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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