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July 31, 2009

Tenenbaum trial bloggage

Marc Bourgeois is doing some excellent blogging of the RIAA v. Tenenbaum trial. Fascinating.

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Categories: Uncategorized Tagged with: copyleft • copyright • digital culture • digital rights • joel • law • nesson • riaa • tenenbaum Date: July 31st, 2009 dw

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January 30, 2009

RIAA likes its lawsuits the way it likes its sex…

… in the dark, threatening, and one-sided.

Thus, the RIAA is appealing the decision to let a hearing in its suit against a file sharer — Joel Tennenbaum — be webcast.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (did you remember to join?) has filed a brief in support of webcasting the hearing, in which it says:

“The record companies have long maintained that they brought these lawsuits against ordinary users to start a national conversation about peer-to-peer file-sharing,” said EFF Legal Director Cindy Cohn. “What better way is there for the public to learn what the record companies are doing than by seeing for themselves what happens in these lawsuits?”

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Categories: misc Tagged with: copyleft • copyright • download • eff • misc • nesson • riaa • tennenbaum Date: January 30th, 2009 dw

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