Oh Look, the RIAA's Still Filing Lawsuits
Broadband Reports, May 6, 2009
By Karl Bode
Last December, the Recording Industry Association of America made a big deal to the media about the fact that they were turning over a new leaf, and would stop suing potential customers for P2P copyright infringement. But the lawsuits just keep on coming.
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