RIAA Also Tells Judge That Proof Shouldn't Be Necessary To Sue F...

RIAA Says Proof is Not Necessary To Sue For Infringement
The RIAA echoed its sister lobbying group, the MPAA, by telling the Jammie Thomas judge that solely making available copyrighted works on a...

MPAA: Actual P2P Distribution often "impossible" to prove
The Motion Picture Association of America tells the judge in the Jammie Thomas case that making a song available on a P2P network should count as...

MPAA Explains Why Proof Shouldn't Be Necessary In Copyright...
The entertainment industry has been pushing for courts to rule that simply "making available" content for file sharing is the equivalent of copyright...

MPAA Says It Doesn’t Need Evidence to Convict Pirates
Threat Level reports that the MPAA now argues that it has the right to demand up to $150,000 in damages per illegally downloaded file, without having...

Bad Day For The RIAA: Two High Profile Cases Go Against RIAA
Well, well, well. The RIAA is not having a particularly good week. In the Tanya Andersen case (where the RIAA sued an innocent person), the court has...