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ISPs aren't cooperating with the RIAA anymore

Monday, January 19, 2004 by: Mike Adams (see all articles by this author) | Key concepts: RIAA, The RIAA and ISPs

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When it comes to handing over IP addresses of customers, ISPs are giving the RIAA the finger. After the RIAA lost a court battle in which a judge declared that ISPs don't have to play ball with the RIAA's police state tactics, the nation's largest ISPs are apparently offering no cooperation whatsoever with the RIAA's ongoing witch hunt.

It seems that the RIAA has not only alienated its entire customer base (all the people who used to buy CDs but who now boycott them), they've also managed to tick off the nation's ISPs. Is there any limit to the number of people the RIAA will 'diss in their "scotched Earth" campaign to stop online music piracy?

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  • After an appeals court ruled that Internet service providers (ISPs) do not have to hand over names of suspected music pirates to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), ISPs are showing no interest in the RIAA's latest effort to enlist them in its fight against music piracy.
  • Under the proposal, the RIAA would supply an identifying IP address of a suspected infringer to its ISP, which would then send a notice of infringement to the subscriber.
  • Armed with that decision, the RIAA issued more than 3,000 subpoena requests to ISPs and filed nearly 400 copyright infringement actions in a highly publicized and controversial attack against individual downloaders.

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