In their never ending Jihad against their very own customers, the RIAA has clogged the courts once again with suits filed with th e intent of discovering who the heck is sharing music on the Internet. This latest round of copyright infringement lawsuits brings 213 individuals in St. Louis, 55 in Denver and 206 in Washington, D.C. and eight in New Jersey into the fold. Thanks to DamnedIfIknow and
cd11 for bringing this story to our attention.
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"It's as important as ever that we continue to enforce our rights and ensure that fans enjoy digital music in a fashion that supports the creative process rather than one that robs it of its future," Steven Marks, RIAA's general counsel, said in a statement. "The online marketplace has changed dramatically since we began this campaign." |
No Mr. marks the world has changed, that's the part you don't get. We now live in the digital age, so don't fight it you can't win. Maybe you should read the Chicago Sun Times. It's a newspaper nothing to be afraid of.
Source: Reuters
