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 Adding a new challenge to their list of legal attacks, the record industry and Hollywood studios have joined forces to sue Music City, Kazaa and Grokster, which together form one of the most popular file-trading networks to spring up in Napster's wake. |
The suit marks the fourth major legal action the copyright holders have filed in their attempt to restrain millions of people from trading copies of songs and movies online. So far they have been successful, shutting down Scour, stopping trades on Napster and putting smaller outfit Aimster on the financial ropes.
They just don't seem to get it 
. Will they be so stupid (again) to spent SOO many millions on closing kazzaa, grokster and other file-sharing-progs? Doesn't they realize that those can't be closed? Well, actually they can, but that doesn't matter... New ones will reappear :).
/me thinks the industry is on a loosing course...
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Source: CNet
