Finally, a Fair Fight with Big Music

Business Week is reporting on a story about telecom giant Verizon refusing to comply with the RIAA to turn over the identity of a subscriber who the RIAA thinks might have illegally downloaded some music. \”The RIAA didn\’t specify why it wanted to know who the user was or what it would do with the information. Perhaps Verizon\’s \”John Doe\” should be charged with bad taste in music, but not with anything else. The RIAA and the music labels believe that if they can fry the big fish, or at least scare them into not supporting the P2P networks, resilient services such as KaZaA and Morpheus will share Napster\’s fate.\” Read More.

September 12, 2002 by Uncategorized 0

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