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Havard Law Students Take on the RIAA
Image via Wikipedia There’s a very important case brewing in Boston where Joel Tenebaum is being sued by the RIAA for what could be $1,000,000 all for downloading seven songs from a popular P2P … more →
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Opposition To RIAA Performance Tax Tops 250 In House, Reaches 25 In Senate
David W. King wrote 2 months ago: A bipartisan group of 251 House members and 25 U.S. Senators are now on record in opposition to a pe … more →
RIAA, you bastards: The RIAA Slaps Student Joel Tenenbaum with $675,000 Fine
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michaeltobias wrote 4 months ago: If Joel Tenenbaum had $675,000 I’m sure he’d be buying a Ferrari, or at least the larges … more →
Report: RIAA Wins US $675,000 in Damages From File Swapper
Chris Luzader wrote 4 months ago: A Boston student has been ordered to pay US$675,000 to the recording industry for illegal file-shari … more →
The Battle Begins As Joel Tenebaum Fights His Music Sharing Case
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Marshall Matthews wrote 4 months ago: If you haven’t heard this you need to because most likely you have shared music and this case … more →
DRM dead, music industry finally admits
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Prema LaNay wrote 4 months ago: Toshiba’s not the only one making a quiet u-turn today: the Recording Industry Association of Americ … more →
Stoopid
Keith wrote 5 months ago: I’ll admit that I’m not the brightest guy in the world but it’s apparent even to m … more →
Music sharing can't justify $1.9 million fine
Jeff Johnson Jr. wrote 5 months ago: By Jeff Johnson Jr. As an editor, I respect content owners’ rights to protect their intellectu … more →
Mother of four illegally downloads 24 songs. RIAA doesn't want the $23.76, they want $1,900,000.00 in fines. They win.
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toma wrote 5 months ago: Well, that’s certainly a reasonable punishment, millions for a theft of 23 bucks and change: W … more →
Jammie Thomas-Rasset Fined $1.92M for Downloading Music Online
yourfinditnews wrote 5 months ago: A federal jury ordered a Minnesota woman to pay a fine of $1.92 million Friday for allegedly downloa … more →
Wow, Woman fined $1.9 million for illegal downloads more than Madoff's Thieving Partner
Erik John Bertel wrote 5 months ago: Amazing and really aggravating but a federal jury fined a woman $1.9 million for downloading 24 song … more →
24 x 0.99 = $1,900,000
mattie14 wrote 5 months ago: June 19, 2009 At least in Minnesota it does. Talk about juries gone wild. 32 y/o woman with 4 childr … more →
Minnesota Lady Fined 1.9 million [illegal downloading]
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Jimmy Got SouL wrote 5 months ago: $80,000 each -- a total of $1.9 million -- for 24 songs Now, lets keep it real, who in their right m … more →
Vol 2, Issue 7: Setting The Record Straight, What it Actually Means to Have a Gold, Platinum, or Diamond Selling Album
soyouwannabearockstar wrote 6 months ago: Recently, while reading a copy of what I thought to be a credible and well-researched music magazine … more →
Grammy Winning Music Pros Join WorldMusicLink
worldmusiclink wrote 6 months ago: Grammy Winners, Grammy Nominees & Music Industry Award Winners Use WML System WorldMusicLink.com … more →
Radiohead and the RIAA
merger wrote 7 months ago: Image by woordenaar via Flickr i am a huge music lover. i spend hours and hours a week – wheth … more →
UNH student fights lawsuit over music downloads
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Prema LaNay wrote 8 months ago: MANCHESTER – A University of New Hampshire student accused of illegally downloading songs by Cold Pl … more →
RIAA, AT&T Team Up to Prevent File Sharing
Chris Pollette wrote 8 months ago: The Recording Industry Association of America and AT&T have reached an agreement under which the … more →
And in the End...The Beatles Always Triumph
ocbeejay wrote 8 months ago: In last the last couple of weeks there has been quite the buzz surrounding The Beatles. First there … more →
How to Not Get Sued For Sharing Files
Lee wrote 9 months ago: I found this interesting article on this site. Its like two years old but the source to this article … more →
