unicronic
2 Years ago
"Joel Tenenbaum, the second P2P defendant to take his case all the way through trial, is on the hook for $675,000 in damages. But according to his lawyer, Tenenbaum only caused the record labels $21 in damages."
Original Story
2 Years ago
Yet another case of corporate fat cats who know nothing about reality coming up with some crazy algorithm that "equates justice"
2 Years ago
I'd say that if he downloaded them, he was never going to buy them anyway hence no harm
2 Years ago
If he's a genuine file sharer it's another case but the rationale for either is, as always, flaky at best
anonymousUser
2 Years ago
Another case that just shows how weak majors are now.
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