arstechnica.com — Harvard Law professor Charles Nesson has now gotten involved in two more file-sharing lawsuits, including the Jammie Thomas retrial in Minnesota. But it's in the other, lesser-known case, that Nesson and a former student demand the RIAA pay back all $100 million it has collected in settlement money over the years.
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spriggigMay 23, 2009
Clearing Digg cookies fixes it until Digg writes the cookie again--whichever cookie it is.
Closed AccountMay 23, 2009
it is fair use if you are copying a file you already own.. dumbo.
kopiwriteMay 24, 2009
I agree. Unfortunately Obama doesn't and would rather put them all in the Department of Justice :(
ren1999May 29, 2009
The RIAA and MPAA must at least pay settlement money directly to the artists. Why aren't the artists in a class action lawsuit against them to get their royalties?
Closed AccountMay 29, 2009
I bet you never make any typos ever.
darkismMay 29, 2009
Dinosaurs will slowly die and I do believe no one will cry.
jennefahMay 30, 2009
@kirado4Uh...no it's not. Read Copyright Law! Only the COPYRIGHT OWNER may copy the work.dumbo... thye name is kirado4.
pkonJun 1, 2009
Great music man, wow some refreshing beats/vocals :D
m3xicanJun 3, 2009
THIS...IS...SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAA