Consternation
The more files I have available for upload the faster I can download songs from Kazaa.
The more files I have available for upload the more likely the RIAA is to subpoena my ISP for personally identifiable information and bring a lawsuit against me for billions of dollars.
This problem only exists because the RIAA has purposefully declined to quantify the phrase "a substantial amount" in order to intentionally Vex Music Traders.
Damn you RIAA your hurting these poor people's brains:
GrepLaw contributing editor Roger E. Rustad Jr. interviews Glenn Peterson, attorney at McDonough Holland & Allen, who represents "Jane Doe."
The more files I have available for upload the more likely the RIAA is to subpoena my ISP for personally identifiable information and bring a lawsuit against me for billions of dollars.
This problem only exists because the RIAA has purposefully declined to quantify the phrase "a substantial amount" in order to intentionally Vex Music Traders.
Damn you RIAA your hurting these poor people's brains:
"They are relative, subjective terms ... that could change daily, and they could pull something out of thin air. That is ridiculous wording. It just makes me angry."Update: an Internet subscriber of Verizon filed a motion in U.S. federal court challenging the subpoena as an unconstitutional invasion of privacy. [via cyberspaces.org]
"If they (RIAA) are not going to say how much traffic is 'high,' I'm not going to say how much I've downloaded."
GrepLaw contributing editor Roger E. Rustad Jr. interviews Glenn Peterson, attorney at McDonough Holland & Allen, who represents "Jane Doe."
