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RIAA to halt lawsuits, cozy up to ISPs instead

AltF4

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It's not illegal if the laws are unjust and immoral. Don't sit idly as our freedom's are taken away. Information wants to be free.

This is a major step forward for both sides, you see. For one, it ends the pointless fear mongering and hate. And secondly, it is a formal admission of the failed "DRM through litigation" strategy. Big win.
 

Darkslash

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Lucky me last time i checked, Canada doesn't give 2 cents Canadian if you download music illegally or not. Yay for Canada. But i just get original works now, i don't like mainstream.
 
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Thank god, those court cases were ANNOYING. Well, this is sweet i can download music now with no fear.
 

ExCeL 52

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Lucky me last time i checked, Canada doesn't give 2 cents Canadian if you download music illegally or not. Yay for Canada. But i just get original works now, i don't like mainstream.
Duh dude...
Canadians own they dont give a flying **** about anything ;)
( my kind of people )
 

AltF4

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I don't care about it.

But if I was a musician losing money I'd might
If you were a musician, you wouldn't be losing money over this no matter what. Musicians make a paltry amount of income from record sales. They make the VAST majority of their money from concerts.

The argument of "downloading songs hurts the musicians" is a lie told to you by the RIAA.
 

F1r3w0lf

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That's going to work really well, considering that Comcast got sanctioned by the Supreme Court for blocking access to P2P networks. I don't know how ISP's will be able to do it for the RIAA. If I steal music, I usually go for right-click-->save-as while streaming the song or recording the audio from a YouTube video or rip CD's from the library.
 
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