said by Cary Sherman, RIAA thug:
"We're going to begin taking names and preparing lawsuits against peer-to-peer network users who are illegally making available a substantial number of music files to millions of other computer users,"
Hmm, hey Cary -- you mean those who are sharing music files where the copyright is owned by one of your member companies, don't you?? Thankfully the RIAA members don't own copyright to ALL music...although it might be 99.999%...
said by Article:
The RIAA believes the popular peer-to-peer services, which allow users to copy music, movies and other files from each others' hard drives, are partly responsible for a decline in CD sales, and has aggressively sought to shut them down.
Partly? Partly? You mean ENTIRELY...at least in public. In pretty well every hearing thus far the RIAA have discounted ANY other reason for a decline in CD sales other than piracy.
K.
