RIAA: "we have no choice" but to file more named lawsuits

The RIAA’s lawsuit campaign against individual file-sharers never quite seems to wrap up, and as long as the music labels continue filing their suits, stories about how the RIAA is a lying collection of lying liars (who lie) aren’t going to die either. Such a story came yesterday from Ray Beckerman , the lawyer who runs the Recording Industry vs. The People blog.

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RIAA: "we have no choice" but to file more named lawsuits

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