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Submitted by gaffyh 269d ago | news

US Music File-Sharer Must Pay $675,000 Damages

Gadgehit.com writes: "A lone file sharer in the United States has been ordered to pay $675,000 in damages to major US music labels, for illegally downloading and distributing 31 songs." (Culture, Industry, Web)

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fatstarr  +   268d ago
I say my fellow techspyers you guys are late for this story.
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gaffyh  +   268d ago
Yeah, it's just a confirmation rather than a new ruling.
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adorie  +   268d ago
this is bullshit of a higher order.
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2pacalypsenow  +   266d ago
this is why i have never ever bought music i eather borrow cd's and rip them from friends or listen to them on youtube
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