LimeWire Crushed in RIAA Infringement Lawsuit

LimeWire was found liable of copyright infringement Tuesday in a decision that threatens to financially devastate the New York company behind the file sharing application. In a 4-year-old case brought by The Recording Industry Association of America, U.S. District Judge Kimba M.

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LimeWire Crushed in RIAA Infringement Lawsuit

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