Lawyers plan class-action to reclaim &$100M+& RIAA &stole& - Ars Technica

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The recording industry has spent (and continues to spend) millions of dollars on its litigation campaign against accused file-swappers, but if two lawyers have their way, the RIAA will have to pay all the money back. Not content simply to defend Jammie Thomas-Rasset in her high-profile retrial... more

Reviewed by kaolelo Jul 16, 10:11pm ( 37 reviews ) • arstechnica.com

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Rated by OsselKaplan on Sep 28, 6:17pm

I couldn't help but smile as I read this.
Rated by poptart2nd on Jul 30, 1:15pm

the RIAA was originally set up to protect the artists. now that the artists are owned by record labels, the RIAA is protecting a faceless corporation that makes billions yearly.
Rated by TheCheat8988 on Jul 27, 6:41pm

oh, I sooo want to see this!
Rated by Nar00W on Jul 27, 4:20pm

good luck
Rated by stelthxxx on Jul 20, 6:02pm

Finally something is done to reduce the RIAA's hold. The RIAA claims to have lost over $60 Billion just from file sharing which is more then the entire automotive Industry lost in the bail out. The RIAA deserves punishment for lying about many things.
Rated by subliminalboy on Jul 19, 6:30am

Very intelligent argument i hope this logic wins the courts.
Rated by fanaticposts on Jul 18, 12:09am

From the page: "Lawyers plan class-action to reclaim "$100M+" RIAA "stole""
Rated by chiefdhruv on Jul 17, 6:21pm

i want to see the trial. itll be interesting

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