Posted on November 25, 2008 by DrSlammy
Finally, FINALLY we’re starting to treat the RIAA like an organized crime syndicate. Check the latest on a RICO class-action in Missouri, via Slashdot:
“In Atlantic Recording v. Raleigh, an RIAA case pending in St. Louis, Missouri, the defendant has asserted detailed counterclaims against the RIAA for federal RICO violations, fraud, violation of the Computer Fraud [...]
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Posted on September 23, 2008 by DrSlammy
If the RIAA were a common street thug, here’s how things would go. It would jump an innocent old lady, stomp her within an inch of her life, and then, when she screamed for mercy, it would file a motion asking the nearest court to sanction her for wasting its time.
Seriously, you ain’t gonna believe [...]
Filed under: Industry | Tagged: Avril Lavigne, Celine Dion, James Hetfield, lawyers, Metallica, Ray Beckerman, Recording Industry Association of America, RIAA | Leave a Comment »
