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Minnesota woman to pay $220,000 fine for 24 illegally downloaded songs
Auckland :: New Zealand | 8 months ago
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Jammie Thomas-Rasset is set to pay $9,250 for each work she downloaded. Illustration: Carol and Mike Werner/Alamy A Minnesota women, one of the last people to be individually prosecuted in the US for illegal downloading and file-sharing, faces a $220,
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District Court: $675,000 For Non-commercially Sharing 30 Songs Is Perfectly Reasonable
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 9 months ago
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As with Jammie Thomas before him, he was not a good defendant, and had too many factors that clouded the key questions concerning the statutory damages rates in copyright law. Even worse, he lied to the court and his lawyers seemed more focused on
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Judge refuses to alter $675,000 judgment against BU graduate for illegally downloading music
Boston :: MA :: USA | 9 months ago
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Valencia, Globe Staff A federal judge has refused to alter a jury's $675,000 judgment against a Boston University graduate for illegally downloading music...Zobel ruled Thursday that jurors properly weighed evidence in 2009 before determining Joel
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US man fights for his right to download – but supreme court won't hear appeal
London :: United Kingdom | 12 months ago
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US man fights for his right to download but supreme court won't hear appeal Joel Tenenbaum was ordered to pay $675,000 for 30 songs he downloaded a decade ago after being sued by four labels Joel Tenenbaum. The case will now return to a federal
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Court won't reduce student's music download fine
Washington :: DC :: USA | 12 months ago
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The Supreme Court won't reduce the $675,000 verdict against a Boston University student who illegally downloaded 30 songs and shared them on the Internet. The high court on Monday refused to hear an appeal from Joel Tenenbaum, of
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Tenenbaum To Supreme Court: Let's Get This Constitutional Debate On Statutory Rates For Copyright Infringement Rolling
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 1 year ago
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Infringement Rolling from the or-the-trolls-win dept You may recall that, in the case of Joel Tenenbaum -- who is in a legal battle with some major lbels for file sharing -- a jury awarded the labels $675,000 for the sharing of just a few songs. The
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Appeals Court Reject's Tenenbaum's Request To Rehear Arguments For Rejecting $675,000 Award For File Sharing
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | over 1 year ago
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We've been arguing for a while now that the choices by Joel Tenenbaum and his lawyers in his file sharing case haven't made much sense. They've been arguing the case in a manner that basically begs the court to go against them...Back in September,
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HecklerPlay: Illegal Downloading Vs The Music Industry Drags On And On
Los Angeles :: CA :: USA | over 1 year ago
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Ever since the days of the cassette, anyone listening to the Top 40 could bootleg tracks off the radio in varying degrees of quality. Unless you attempted to flog these DIY tapes down a car boot sale, you'd never be caught. For the more adventurous,
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Could one music downloader change U.S. copyright law? (Reuters)
New York City :: NY :: USA | over 1 year ago
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In the age of iTunes and an-app-for-everything, Joel Tenenbaum's battle with the music industry over illegal downloading seems as relevant as an eight-track cassette. But it turns out the fight could produce something surprisingly enduring: a change
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Music Industry Keeps Pursuing File-Sharers
Joel Tenenbaum is known worldwide as a young student at the Boston University involved into a landmark trial.Today it seems that the Recording Industry Association of America has gained another $675,000 from Tenenbaum.
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