RIAA Goes for Round Three

girlgeek · 12-04-2003

***Clue to Confucy: This story also has nothing to do with hackers, social engineering or Mitnick

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/34340.html

The RIAA has filed suit against 41 people in a third wave of legal actions against file traders accused of swapping music illegally through peer-to-peer networks such as KaZaA.

The lobby group, which represents the major music labels, has also warned another 90 people that it may sue them.

The RIAA is targeting high-volume uploaders - people who make songs available for others to download. The 41 snared in this current round of suits have each uploaded around 1,000 songs, an RIAA spokesman told Reuters.

The RIAA has sued almost 400 Americans since September. It has obtained the names of supposedly anonymous file traders through a successful legal strategy to force ISPs to hand over names. Some ISPs, notably Verizon and SBC, have fought the RIAA in the courts, but to date, the decisions have all gone the RIAA's way.

The RIAA says it has made monetary settlements with 220 P2P file traders and that 1,000 people have taken advantage of a recent amnesty to foreswear unauthorised music copying. ®

nlphoto · 12-04-2003

LMAO at the heading...

evildick · 12-04-2003

You'd think everyone would know enough to use Kazaa lite by now, or at least to quit letting others download files from your system!

I just go there to leech the odd file that is hard to find on CD.

Fletch XXX · 12-04-2003

fuck kazaa, FTP is the way to trade.

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girlgeek Members Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 266	***Clue to Confucy: This story also has nothing to do with hackers, social engineering or Mitnick http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/34340.html The RIAA has filed suit against 41 people in a third wave of legal actions against file traders accused of swapping music illegally through peer-to-peer networks such as KaZaA. The lobby group, which represents the major music labels, has also warned another 90 people that it may sue them. The RIAA is targeting high-volume uploaders - people who make songs available for others to download. The 41 snared in this current round of suits have each uploaded around 1,000 songs, an RIAA spokesman told Reuters. The RIAA has sued almost 400 Americans since September. It has obtained the names of supposedly anonymous file traders through a successful legal strategy to force ISPs to hand over names. Some ISPs, notably Verizon and SBC, have fought the RIAA in the courts, but to date, the decisions have all gone the RIAA's way. The RIAA says it has made monetary settlements with 220 P2P file traders and that 1,000 people have taken advantage of a recent amnesty to foreswear unauthorised music copying. ®

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nlphoto Members Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Northern Outpost of Hell Posts: 428	LMAO at the heading...

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evildick Members Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 7	You'd think everyone would know enough to use Kazaa lite by now, or at least to quit letting others download files from your system! I just go there to leech the odd file that is hard to find on CD.