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could fill some kind of infinite vacuum.
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+ - RIAA defends suits against college students
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An anonymous reader writes "Mitch Bainwol chairman and CEO of RIAA and Cary Sherman it's president wrote a piece defending their new campaign targeting college students. "It's not just the loss of current sales that concerns us, but the habits formed in college that will stay with these students for a lifetime. This is a teachable moment — an opportunity to educate these particular students about the importance of music in their lives and the importance of respecting and valuing music as intellectual property.""
+ - The EFF 4/5 to Congressional anti-RIAA petition
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Bob Adob
Bob Adob writes "The EFF is close to bringing a petition against the RIAA to Congress. First steps towards some real action?
The EFF says, "We have over 80,000 signatures so far — this is amazing! If we can get 100,000 signatures, we will deliver the petition to the Senate and House Commerce and Judiciary Commitees."
http://www.eff.org/share/petition/"
+ - The RIAA does its best Big Brother imitation
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stanners
stanners (1073302) writes "Two RIAA executives engaged in a roundtable discussion with college students about recent lawsuits. And their answers are frightening..."
+ - Britian to step boldly into the Nineteenth Century
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mqduck
mqduck writes "The British may have finally decided that their whole "democracy" experiment was a good idea and that now's the time to take it out of probation. No, they're not making the Queen get a job and pay rent, but they are going to turn the House of Lords into a fully elected body, getting rid of the seats guaranteed to the descendants of feudal lords. I hope that cake we've been saving for them since 1782 is still good!"
