RIAA Loses Retrial Appeal in Jammie Thomas Case

Posted on December 30th, 2008 by admin
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While it might not be a major setback for the Recording Industry Association of America, a federal judged has denied the RIAA's request for retrial against Jammie Thomas, the only person ever to go to trial after being charged with copyright infringement by the RIAA.
Jammie Thomas initially made headlines earlier this year when [...]

The Music Industry Abandons Lawsuits and gets Ready to Boot Offenders off the Net

Posted on December 22nd, 2008 by admin
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About a month ago we took a look at a disturbing new trend that was emerging in Australia involving the movie industry’s new approach to copyright enforcement. It now appears as though this heavy handed approach has indeed crossed the ocean and the RIAA is preparing to switch gears. Over the past [...]

New Law Says Tennessee College Networks Must Filter P2P Traffic

Posted on November 20th, 2008 by admin
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Just last week the RIAA commemorated the signing of an absurd new law in Tennessee that states:
"Each public and private institution of higher education in the state that has student residential computer networks shall:
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[R]easonably attempt to prevent the infringement of copyrighted works over the institution's computer and network resources, if [...]