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This blog is in the process of moving to Markw.us, just take note.Monday, December 12, 2005
Huh?
One of the RIAA vs Consumer appeals came out with a decision against the consumer. In itself its not surprising, since the argument was a pretty poor excuse of canned defences. What's shocking is that she's been fined $750 per song. Which makes me wonder where the hell the judge got that figure. I can buy a the CD it came on for $20, I can get the track off iTunes for $.99, or I could subscribe to some download service and get it and a zillion more for something like $5 a month. None of those cases gets over $3 a track. I can understand a reasonable fine for illegal activity, a 750% increase. That's outrageous.
Makes me glad I'm not supporting the RIAA. (unrelated side note - most blog posts have been moved over to a database, and after exams finish up this week I'll get back to writing the blog engine)
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