Spanish ISP wins against music producers
It’s becoming an age-old debate: File sharing…good or bad? The music industry hates it. Users love it. And now, Telefonica has the users’ collective back. When accused by music producers that its services were being used to file share via Kazaa, and a subsequent complaint was filed, those same music producers demanded the names of subscribers and their IP addresses. Telefonica said no. It was taken to court and ruled that the ISP was not required to release anything unless there were truly criminal circumstances and proceedings. Score one for the end-user.
haha nice,wow i wonder if they used it too that may be why…lol
Kazaa is still around?!?!?! Ever since I heard of Lime. . . ~cough~
stom arm legal tactics intimidation and violating privacy rights of consumers to charge them?! The record industry needs to get a clue is that it needs to cahnge it’s business model.
Great now if we can get them to realize that music sharing is good we can maybe move into a better model, oh well I’ll just stic to cd’s.
“Hello.my name is Inigo Montoya.you killed my father.prepare to die,”
Just had to be said, I love the line. Gregory big ups just for the picture.
Haha I thought Kazaa was long dead. Music producers should stop wasting their money on pointless lawsuits and use it for more workable models like iTunes.
LOL file sharings good and you cant stop it
legal file sharing is good but i guess thats not what your referring to.
hey – at-least you spelled everything right this time.