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RIAA Coverage on the INQUIRER

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Monday, 12 May 2003, 17:36
HERE'S SOME OF THE COVERAGE on the RIAA and its fight to stamp out people sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. µ

RIAA an undemocratic, unelected, overpowerful regime
RIAA piracy arguments, figures just don't add up
Is the RIAA gunning for you?
RIAA is behaving like a school bully
US ISP association to lobby RIAA today
MunkeySpanker, others get RIAA summons
RIAA uses instant messaging to deter file sharers
RIAA, MPAA threaten software cluster bombs
RIAA web site down on Friday
Thomson Financial gets RIAA peer-to-peer letter
RIAA's evil subpoena plan takes effect
Abit throws gauntlet down to RIAA, governments
US senator demands RIAA subpoena details
Why file-sharing isn't illegal
Appalled, outraged and disgusted
O'Reilly fixes big media's wagon
Graphics author complains about music firm ripping his work
EFF launches file-sharers" subpoenas database
RIAA charges corporate business with copyright theft
RIAA: copyright length is ludicrously long
Webcaster Alliance files antitrust complaint against RIAA
Secret Service investigates repeated RIAA hackings
How to infuriate the RIAA and stay enragingly legal
RIAA's attempt to hold ISPs to account is risible
RIAA takes aim at four file sharing students
Bush supports RIAA in privacy case
RIAA reacts badly to court's file share ruling
Man to claim RIAA collusion at DMCA hearings
RIAA reads riot act over music copying
RIAA hit by EFFing music campaign
RIAA will take 2191.78 years to sue everyone
RIAA to appeal Internet radio fees
RIAA withdraws ISP China blocking lawsuit
RIAA hacked - yet again
RIAA CEO's letter leaked
RIAA decides to play fair
RIAA apparently published copyright material by mistake
RIAA declares war on US Navy
MPAA "making same mistakes" as RIAA
RIAA site hacked again
RIAA site hacked again
RIAA web site hacked again
RIAA joins Intel, others to oppose Hollywood copyright proposals
RIAA"s attempt to hold ISPs to account is risible
RIAA applauds court"s DMCA music verdict
Verizon stands up to RIAA ruling
RIAA plans will cripple the Internet
It's time for the RIAA to sing a different song
RIAA an undemocratic, unelected, regime
RIAA piracy arguments, figures just don't add up
RIAA, MPAA threaten software cluster bombs
How the RIAA targets schools and ISPs
Man to claim RIAA collusion at DMCA hearings
RIAA uses instant messaging to deter file sharers
RIAA CEO's letter leaked
Secret Service investigates repeated RIAA hacks

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