Kazaa sues RIAA

Buttzilla

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Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: filmmaker
And the never-ending cycle begins. :disgust:

The cycle began months ago.

U.S. District Judge Stephen V. Wilson rejected those claims in July but last week allowed Sharman to try again. U.S. District Judge Stephen V. Wilson rejected those claims in July but last week allowed Sharman to try again.
 

Stark

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kazaa is starting to look as attractive as the RIAA with all the new viruses it's spreading.
 

edro

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OMG! They used Kazaa Lite to get the pirates?!?! It says in the EULA that it is illegal to install Kazaa Lite!
 

bozack

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Originally posted by: Stark
kazaa is starting to look as attractive as the RIAA with all the new viruses it's spreading.

I wouldn't be surprised if the RIAA has a hand in creating those viruses....ahh conspiracy theory
 

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Lifer
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Even though I'm sympathetic to people who steal crappy music,

Sharman, in a countersuit, claimed movie and recording industries didn't understand the digital age and were monopolizing entertainment.

^What a crock of crap that is.
 

BatmanNate

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Originally posted by: Vaerilis
At this rate, Kazaa will soon have no music worth pirating at all.

Kazaa blows ass for music anyways, it is not designed around being able to download albums, only singles. (which means most of the people that use it are fans of music that is produced under the 1 good song per record deal brought to you by the RIAA) Only thing K++ is even remotely useful for is pr0n, and even that is debatable with all of the crazy kinds of it on there. Not to mention people that share on those networks are usually idiots that can't make quality encodes of movies, music, etc and tend to distribute bad, viral, or improperly named material. File sharing for the masses just doesn't work for anybody.
 

Buttzilla

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Originally posted by: yellowfiero
Does Kazaa have enough money to battle the RIAA?

if they don't all they need to do is open a paypal donation account and i'm sure the money would pour in.
 

dxkj

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Just so Im not clueless here.... They are suing for sharing the music right?


What about people who just download? Why arent they busting down on them?
 

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Originally posted by: dxkj
Just so Im not clueless here.... They are suing for sharing the music right?


What about people who just download? Why arent they busting down on them?


Which makes more sense... sue and bust the source of the songs that are being downloaded, or spend million in a fruitless campaign trying to sue eveyr person like me who downloads them? :beer:
 

dxkj

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Originally posted by: Richdog
Originally posted by: dxkj
Just so Im not clueless here.... They are suing for sharing the music right?


What about people who just download? Why arent they busting down on them?


Which makes more sense... sue and bust the source of the songs that are being downloaded, or spend million in a fruitless campaign trying to sue eveyr person like me who downloads them? :beer:

I know what makes more sense :) Just curious.

I guess by promoting the *download but dont share* mentality, then eventually it would dry up due to lack of sharers.