EFF shows how RIAA lawsuits have failed

[outlaw2001it]

Hello,
I don't approve illegal file sharing, but I also don't approve the RIAA suing people, and not giving any of the money collected from the lawsuits back to the artists. Take Care.

http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/10904.cfm

[krotch]

Originally Posted by outlaw2001it

Hello,
I don't approve illegal file sharing, but I also don't approve the RIAA suing people, and not giving any of the money collected from the lawsuits back to the artists. Take Care.

http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/10904.cfm

here u go, www.bittorent.com
help stick it to the man

[tony_j15]

two wrongs don't make a right, krotch.

love this quote, BTW

History will treat this as a shameful chapter in the history of the music industry, when record companies singled out random music fans for disproportionate penalties. Artists must be compensated, but these lawsuits aren't putting money in any creator's pocket."

[outlaw2001it]

Originally Posted by krotch

here u go, www.bittorent.com
help stick it to the man

Hello,
Thanks, but no thanks. Take Care.

[SeanC]

It doesn't matter what the public does to try and get the message across. People cut down buying CDs and the RIAA says those people have gone to piracy. They couldn't think for a minute that perhaps the CDs are crap nowadays. I only buy two or three artists CDs anymore. Simply because they don't have one or two hit-worthy songs and filler on the rest of the disc.

[Chuckiechan]

Here's more:

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au...-15306,00.html

Let's see the RIAA sue Russia? They might find themselves suddenly radioactive!