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Major Labels Accused Of $6 Billion Worth Of Copyright Infringement In Canada

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Good. Make them pay 700 grand (what exactly did that one woman have to pay?) per a song.
 
Holy balls that's a lot of money. It's nice to see 'em get a little taste of their own medicine, but how much of that will actually go to artists? And how does it get divided if they win?

nvm. It's 20,000 per violation.
 
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They fully deserve this. I mean in my opinion it's way worse then what the pirates do. They are making a profit by selling music they have no permission to sell. I hope they get charged based on the same stupid formula they use in their lawsuits.
 
Amazing.. Let's see.. they charge an illegal downloader $20,000 for a single song.. they claim that the damages make sense. Now let's see if it works the other way around.

They might say, 'that will put us out of business'.. well I bet some of the pirates had their lives ruined from these same numbers.
 
I'll never buy another CD from any RIAA/CRIA label ever again, even if that means I have to pirate the music I am interested in.
 
the movie industry is located in LA partly because it was as far as you could get on a train from the publishing companies in new york, who they regularly ripped off.
 
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