| Everybody's doing it: downloading music
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| | difficult to give a definitive decision
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| and sharing files. People who share music
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| | on the interpretation copyright law
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| files on the Internet argue that
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| | itself.9. The legal tactics of the U.S.
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| downloading is legal; today they can be
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| | recording industry, which have been suing
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| sued by the record industry. Can one be
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| | individuals for sharing music on-line.
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| sued without a great intrusion into
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| | The entire music industry has changed
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| personal lives of an individual?1. Enjoy
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| | dramatically. Since file sharing began,
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| music downloads from safe and legal
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| | there has been an increase in the
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| sources. Get the facts and not the scare
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| | popularity of DVDs and video games that
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| tactics, about online music services.2.
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| | have put recording sales revenue in a
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| The prosecution has to able to prove,
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| | slump.10. The Recording Industry
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| with adequate evidence, that the IP
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| | Association of America (RIAA) desires the
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| address used for music downloads can be
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| | industry be compensated for losses due to
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| linked to the person accused of illegal
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| | copying,
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| content sharing. There is a growing
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| | but what decision would make it a
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| concern for "privacy". Legal experts
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| | flat-out victory. Can the recording
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| worry about the "intrusiveness" of
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| | industry prove that its bottom line was
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| Internet monitoring in order to prove a
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| | really
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| court case.3. These IP
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| | affected by file-sharing. In the U.S.
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| address--numbers--given to user by the
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| | the RIAA can sue for statutory damages of
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| ISPs are dynamic and change rapidly. The
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| | $750 per song on a file-sharer's hard
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| starting point is to establish
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| | drive. But look dramatic price cuts by
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| that there is enough bona fide evidence
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| | "big box" retailers. Once selling music
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| to prosecute.4. It is difficult to a pin
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| | files for charging 99 cents a song was
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| an IP address on any one person. The IP
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| | the
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| numbers that some ISPs assign to their
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| | norm, now look at Yahoo who now offers
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| users can change
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| | $60 a year for all you can eat program.
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| from one "session" to the next. The
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| | How can the RIAA or CRIA claim such high
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| music industry must be able to link
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| | damages?Downloading music has been
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| file-sharers to specific IP addresses at
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| | around only a few years and is still
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| the times those addresses were used for
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| | evolving. A good road map is needed for
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| file sharing.5. Since their are personal
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| | what we have to do in the future in the
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| freedoms involved, the courts want to
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| | area of copyright on the Internet. It
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| make sure that the individual is revealed
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| | doesn't mean copyright law does not
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| to the public.6. These copyright
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| | protect "content". For sure, whatever
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| allegation lawsuits are a minefield,
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| | rulings are arrived at, will have
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| because they involve the personal
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| | long-term effects for us all.Vincente
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| information of the defendant.7. In
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| | Applegate
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| Canada, under its privacy laws, people
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| | Dedicated to offering news, articles,
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| are protected through court
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| | and instruction on online music
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| confidentiality orders. In the United
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| | downloads. You have a definite choice of
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| States, the
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| | music
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| Recording Industry Association of
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| | sources online. Visit for more
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| America (RIAA) must get a order to reveal
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| | information.
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| the downloader's identity.8. It is
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