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- Defendant in key RIAA decision destroyed evidence
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- Who's Dumber: Bad Guys … Or Good Guys?
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- Discussion threads 2008-08-27
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- And your point would be?
- And your point would be?Given up on buying CDs from RIAA and NOT stealing.Your generalization about music theft is only partially true. Some of us have given up buying CDs from RIAA companies specifically and are NOT stealing. Many of us are either buying independent music or depending on XM/Sirius/FM...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-23
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- Worker suspended over loss of data on all English prisoners
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- Typosquatting the U.S presidential election - a security risk?
- Typosquatting the U.S presidential election - a security risk?Surely.If the RIAA is able to prosecute people for allegedly 'making available' a few music files then why are these 'cyber criminals' not pursued so vigorously? After all your average file sharer is not making any money out of it. ...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-21
- Typosquatting the U.S presidential election - a security risk?
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