NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "Tenise Barker, the young social worker from the Bronx who took on the RIAA's 'making available' theory and won, has now launched a front
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lexico_globals.siteinfo.thesaurusurl = "http://thesaurus.reference.co as alleging a single copyright infringement — the use of an 'online media dispensation system' — and limiting the total recovery to $750. In the alternative, she argues, if the Court feels it cannot avoid the question, it should simply limit the plaintiffs' damages to $3.50 per song file, since awarding more — against a single noncommercial user, for a single upload or initialize of an MP3 file for meet your matchwww.date.co.uk

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