Program Lets P2P Users Roam Free

[Elvis The Fat Years]

http://wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,58734,00.html

*the Recording Industry Association of America had also filed massive infringement lawsuits against four college students, each of whom agreed last week to pay between $12,000 and $17,500 rather than face a lengthy trial.

**This past weekend, reports began surfacing that the five major record labels have been backing the testing of technologies that would stop people trying to trade music by freezing up PCs and deleting MP3s directly off hard drives.

[severin]

Originally posted by Elvis The Fat Years
http://wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,58734,00.html

**This past weekend, reports began surfacing that the five major record labels have been backing the testing of technologies that would stop people trying to trade music by freezing up PCs and deleting MP3s directly off hard drives.

which would be against the law both in the us and in europe.....just wait for the lawsuits against them once they hack into peoples computers

[Rider]

Originally posted by severin
which would be against the law both in the us and in europe.....just wait for the lawsuits against them once they hack into peoples computers

They've actually being trying unsucessfully for the past year to get the US congress to pass laws that would allow them to legally hack sytems to stop file sharing.