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Labels win suit against song shares
Shameful. NY Times: Labels Win Suit Against Song Sharer. The jury found the defendant, a Minnesota woman, liable for $222,000 in damages. That's $9,250 in damages for each of the 24 songs involved in the trial.
Yes, this woman deserves to have her life ruined financially because she may have shared a few songs online. EFF Deep Links: RIAA Convinces Jury to Impose Fines for Filesharing.
October 4, 2007 at 09:38 PM in Music | Permalink
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