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RIAA case It seems to me that people who create music's and movie's industry should remember
that in the contemporary world developed society use thinks like for instance - " world wide web" very often, majority of them probably every day. And when people can get free software they usually take them, without needless think about responsibility and problems which "maybe" they will have, because somebody decide to accuse their for violation of the "IP law". I think that everything depend of the scale of problem. If we download from time to time files, mp3 or movies only for ourself use and when we don't trade of them with other people - in my opinion - this isn't a big crime. Moreover I would like to know why - if this is a such "big think" - organisation like for example - "RIAA" don't decide to take some step to better protect from "online users". There is a lot of - besides Kaaza, peer to peer application who - can normally exist like - "Bearshare" or "the Pirate Bay". I understand that organisation should defence rights of author's but in my opinion price and royalty of majority of them aren't in proportion to work, how they make. Certainly in the present day none is anonymous in the net, and different of "online - detective" explore our IP Adress every day in probably almost every place in the Earth, they search ... evidence :)
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grudnia 31, 2008
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