Pretty ridiculous I’d say. The RIAA has been losing cases left and right ever since they started this finagling. Why isn’t there an organization that goes after record labels screwing over their clients?! Musicians wouldn’t be so concerned with downloads if their labels didn’t rape them in the butt all the time…

Screw the RIAA, record labels, and Lars… that bastard started this all!

amide: Huh?

Try writing in English.

RIAA had their chance to get on board with the rising tide of digital music with napster. They blew it.

riaa got bad politics… they pressurin onto people downloadin music… but they have to start stoppin mp3 download services…not…it’ll be better if riaa’ll die in near future/

make love not war!

if the record industry is dying…..what future does that spell for the music buisness? records only put out in mp3 format….thats bull**it. I cant stand all these kids that only download one or two songs from an LP because it plays on the radio.

The RIAA is basically fighting progress and sanity.

the record industry is a dying business, jump ship while you can.

That’s bullshit.

The RIAA is so out dated and uncool. Thier shenanigans are part of the problem with everything music industry. In no way are they part of a solution.

Sick, sick, sick

If that last comment is true, then some heads will roll.

Good for the RIAA! Teach those kids a lesson. You can’t just go around STEALING everything you want and expect no repercussions. Screw ‘em!!

Sue em! Sue em all!!
GO RIAA!!

And what does being a disabled single mom have to do with anything? ‘Oh, I’m disabled! I’m a single mom! So I can break any law I want’ ???

The RIAA are a bunch of fascist pigs and should burn in hell for bullying the very people who keep this industry afloat. I say fuck them, fuck them in their stupid asses.

HA HA!!

I hope she wins this. The RIAA have been the most selfish bunch of thugs ever over the past few years: false accusations, exhorbitant fines in a punishment that totally doesn’t fit the crime, altering their siging strategy so new artists’ contracts include paying a percentage of their touring and merchandise to the record company. All this for money they are only entitled to in theory. The whole thing is linked to the idea that every song downloaded is a lost CD sale- do you really think every Joe who downloaded “Don’t Stop Believing” was on their way out to buy Journey’s greatest hits? They still make massive sales, they’re just upset that they’re not the same ridiculously bloated numbers as in 2000, the industry’s peak. Fuck the RIAA!