The music industry has launched a fresh legal assault on people accused of illegal file-sharing.
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) is taking legal action against nearly 2,000 song-swappers in 10 countries.
File-sharers face legal onslaught
- April 4, 2006 | 2 Comments
f that if im in lebonon and i am downloading they will NEVER find me up in the mountain with my own satillite connection and a 200 gb hard drive that lags because its full with songs. ..other countires my ass. riaa is only in the us and will stay in the us.
this just more spin and media just spits it out. Alot of countries they won’t be able to even get the user infomation. look how well it’s worked in the us. The media keeps saying that 18000 jave been sued lets just assume thats the real number. 18000 people have not been sued it’s 18000 have been subpoenaed thats not the same as lawsuits i’m sure most them just dismissed for whatever reason.