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  • Seven Crimes That Will Get You a Smaller Fine than File-Sharing

    Thinking about file-sharing? Don't. You'll get fined, and crime doesn't pay (unless you rob banks and/or armored cars, then it pays very well). Take it from Jammie Thomas, who was fined $2 million for downloading 24 songs, or anyone else who tried to fight the RIAA. ... more

    Reviewed by Serinadruid Aug 21, 07:11pm ( 98 reviews ) prefixmag.com

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  • Reviewed by lbond2 on Nov 06, 7:23am

    @stumbleideafarm you dont know what the RIAA is?
  • Rated by lftl on Oct 26, 10:07pm

    Inane, this compares criminal penalties to civil penalties. Additionally, for all of the listed crimes the victims can subsequently sue you in civil court for additional damages.
  • Reviewed by david-j-hansen on Oct 08, 8:15am

    If you don't know what the RIAA is by now, you must be living an extremely sheltered life.
  • Reviewed by thestripedone on Oct 08, 7:57am

    Interesting idea, but seems fuzzy. Although it's silly (I think) to give it a thumbs-down because you don't know what the RIAA is (Recording Industry of American Artists) because it doesn't matter. It's obvious what they're talking about from context. I agree that the "Where?" is a better question. Are these American laws? Swedish? French? And of course, it's disingenuous to only look at the fines involved, because the jail sentences are probably far higher for those other crimes. I give this one a thumb sideways.
  • Rated by fogcat02 on Oct 04, 9:14am

    Its all about perspective, an editorial concerning analogies not a fact finding statement. No corruption of reality occurs here, so what is the problem? Good comparison BTW, keep it in perspective.
  • Rated by cqlivingston on Oct 03, 2:40pm

    From the page: "Seven Crimes That Will Get You a Smaller Fine than File-Sharing "
  • Rated by stumbleideafarm on Oct 03, 2:05pm

    Where? What is the RIAA? This is poor journalism.
  • Reviewed by Ibanezfoo on Oct 02, 9:49pm

    Plus you only serve an average of 6 to 8 years for murder. And to top it off, you can get an education while you are locked up!
  • Reviewed by startopology on Oct 01, 8:03pm

    I'm going to make a blog, and just make up shit to post. Seems like it's a winning formula.
  • Rated by cityofechoes on Sep 30, 12:22pm

    Good idea. Poorly executed.