Share Music, Get Fined
In case you haven’t heard of the woman who was fined $220,000 for sharing music, here she is with her The opinions and views expressed in comments, blogs, etc. are those of the authors alone and not necessarily those of TMC, TMCnet, or its editors. TMCnet reserves the right to edit, delete, or otherwise make changes to the content that appears on these pages at its own discretion and as it deems necessary.
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I was very much surprised by the outcome. That kind of money will be hard if not impossible for her to raise. In any case, it will just cause people to shift away from Kazaa and towards legal file-sharing alternatives such as GigaTribe. GigaTribe is legal since you only share with people you know: http://www.gigatribe.com
well.. she's very popular these days.. I also wrote one post about the RIAA's victory over this innocent woman, of which I believed.
http://blog.wikimusicguide.com/2007/10/07/riaa-won-their-first-ever-trial/
I trackbacked one of the most objective views. You might want to read it.