It seemed that the $2,250 per infringing song has become the brand new standard in the US with regards to file-sharing. After the Jammie Thomas […]
Obama Administration Demands Reinstatement of $1.5 Million Fine Read More »
The has been some interesting developments in the RIAA vs. Tenenbaum case that may have some far reaching consequences. How far reaching wasn’t clear until
RIAA v. Tenenbaum – How Likely Is An Appeal Coming? Read More »
It may be the least surprising reaction of the year, but the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) has said that they would contest the
RIAA Cries Foul Over Tenenbaum Fine Reduction Read More »
It’s been a while since we were able to report on anything in the Tenenbaum case, but news has broke today that the Joel Tenenbaum
Judge Declares Tenenbaum Fine Unconstitutional, Slashes it To Tenth Read More »
Interesting new development in the Tenenbaum case. After ThePirateBay posted the DJ Joel Mixtape, a torrent of the songs Joel was sued for ($675,000 in
RIAA Member Lawyer Blames Joel for ThePirateBay Mixtape Read More »
After the judge simply told the jury to decide on a fine, and not asking them to consider the validity of evidence presented by the
Tenenbaum Fined $675,000 for Sharing 30 Works Read More »
The judge in the Tenenbaum case has handed the jury instructions now. It’s those instructions that are, at the very least, raising eyebrows in the
Judge in Tenenbaum Case to Jury – Defedant Guilty, Pick a Fine Read More »
Legal questions have been raised over whether or not MediaSentry has violated the law while gathering evidence. While the questions are being raised in the
RIAA Member Objects to Suppressing Evidence in Tenenbaum Case Read More »
