Originally posted by: DrPizza
There was a thead in P&N about it... (it was on the top page earlier; I don't know where it went, search not working) apparently some federal agency working with diplomats in Russia have finally come up with some agreement to force it to be closed, and also forced them to release records of who has purchased mp3's from them. It clearly violates US copyright laws. A massive number of RIAA suits are expected to follow, as "I didn't know it was illegal" isn't a defense.It strikes a big blow to allofmp3 users. With all the Jon Benet threads, it must have been bumped off the top page or something.
Originally posted by: binister
Originally posted by: DrPizza
There was a thead in P&N about it... (it was on the top page earlier; I don't know where it went, search not working) apparently some federal agency working with diplomats in Russia have finally come up with some agreement to force it to be closed, and also forced them to release records of who has purchased mp3's from them. It clearly violates US copyright laws. A massive number of RIAA suits are expected to follow, as "I didn't know it was illegal" isn't a defense.It strikes a big blow to allofmp3 users. With all the Jon Benet threads, it must have been bumped off the top page or something.
That would actually be quite funny.
Originally posted by: thomsbrain
you expected criminals to care whether or not their site is working? they scam artists, why shouldn't they scam your ass, too?
Originally posted by: thomsbrain
you expected criminals to care whether or not their site is working? they scam artists, why shouldn't they scam your ass, too?
