Recording Industry Launches Global Assault on Piracy InternetWeek
The recording industry files some 8,000 lawsuits in 17 countries to fight music piracy on file-sharing networks.
Recording industry sues 8,000 Geek.com
If you thought that the recording industry was slowing down at all when it came to legal action against music filesharers, you will be quite surprised by the sheer volume of the latest lawsuits filed by IFPI, which is affiliated with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The RIAA has made its share of news with lawsuits against individuals who share copyrighted music on the
Music Piracy Crackdown Targets Seventeen Countries E-Commerce Times
More than 8,000 new legal cases have been launched against illegal music downloaders across 17 countries in recent weeks, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) revealed. The new round of legal action continues to target file-sharers -- people who place copyrighted songs onto Internet file-sharing Web sites and offer them to millions of Web surfers without permission.
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