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Forums › ICT Policies and Regulation › One in the eye for the RIAA - what do they say about stones and glasshouses?


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Master Geek
Topic # 53217 9-Dec-2009 10:17 Send private message

Nice to see the RIAA on the receiving end of a Piracy Suit

http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/20745.cfm


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Uber Geek

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  Reply # 280635 9-Dec-2009 10:30 Send private message

Read about this yesterday its pretty funny - Thought I might just start a pending list of songs I have downloaded and will sort out paying for later.

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Ultimate Geek
  Reply # 281322 10-Dec-2009 22:32 Send private message

I by no means agree with piracy, even though I'm not squeaky clean, but its good to see them getting it in the end for not practicing what they preach.

I'd understand if they did it in the past, and have changed their ways since setting out on this quest again piracy, but I don't think thats the case.

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