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From CNet news: Bush administration opposes RIAA-based copyright bill

The single mother who lost her copyright infringement case to the tune of $222,000 has been granted a new trial.

Alfred Yen at Mike Madison's blog says:

From Wired:

The RIAA and MPAA are back in the groove of influencing the continuing expansion of US copyright law, according to Declan McCullough. They're back on the old theme of getting the taxpayer and law enforcement agencies to pick up the tab for chasing peer to peer copyright infringers.

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The RIAA has outlined to the Chronicle of Higher Education how it tracks files sharers.

"To catch college students trading copyrighted songs online, the Recording Industry Association of America uses the same file-sharing software that online pirates love, an RIAA representative told The Chronicle at the organization's off

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According to Danny O'Brien of the EFF, the process of getting a file sharing 3 strikes law on the statute books in France is proving to be slightly more problematic than supporters of the move had hoped, despite the signing of a memorandum of understanding by the French government, the ISPs and the music industr