RIAA cases update, not pretty reading ...
p2pnet.net report
"Here's a Daily Texan story that'll interest students of the cartel's desperate attempts to sue people into buying their product.
As we've pointed out repeatedly, none of the almost 8,500 cases lodged by the RIAA against people who share music with each other has reached a court, meaning no one has ever been found guilty of file sharing and that it's never been proven that file sharing is against any kind of law.
And that's because Big Music always make its victims an offer they can't refuse.
Settle. Or else."
"Here's a Daily Texan story that'll interest students of the cartel's desperate attempts to sue people into buying their product.
As we've pointed out repeatedly, none of the almost 8,500 cases lodged by the RIAA against people who share music with each other has reached a court, meaning no one has ever been found guilty of file sharing and that it's never been proven that file sharing is against any kind of law.
And that's because Big Music always make its victims an offer they can't refuse.
Settle. Or else."
posted by Michael Mouse at 1:42 pm
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