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ING Direct has started its Independence Day promotions which are only scheduled to last through July 2, 2010. As I had predicted last week , the Electric Orange bonus is $76. It's not quite as good as ...
Published on: Thu Jul 01 03:08:27 GMT 2010
Proposed tuition hikes would have students paying more than the 5 percent increase cap officials set last year.
Published on: Fri Mar 21 21:05:00 GMT 2008
The Chinese government, in apparent retaliation for America's decision to file a case against China at the WTO over video piracy, has banned US movies from being shown in Chinese cinemas.
Currently, China restricts the amount of American releases allowed in the country to 20 per year but that number is now 0.
Carlos Gutierrez, the US Commerce Secretary, added: “My understanding is ...
Published on: Tue Dec 18 08:38:32 GMT 2007
Ratings: V:9.0 A:8.0 M:10.0
Published on: Sun Nov 25 00:59:00 GMT 2007
While the RIAA has sued some 30,000 broadband file traders over the years, this week saw the first case to actually head into a courtroom, and the results were good for the RIAA. Jammie Thomas, 30, was found guilty of trading 24 songs online, and was ordered to pay $220,000. The fine could have been as high as $150,000 per song.
While Thomas insisted on the courthouse steps that she had never downloaded or uploaded music, her lawyer tried to convince jurors there was no way to prove who had uploaded songs on the Kazaa file sharing network. A jury took just five hours to decide that evidence provided by the music labels showed otherwise and found Thomas guilty of copyright infringement, court records showed.
While the RIAA has had flimsy evidence in some cases, this first case was, in fact, one of their strongest. Wilson could have settled for a few thousand, but is now being forced to pay $9,250 for Gloria Estefan's "Rhythm is gonna get you."215 comment(s)
Published on: Fri Oct 05 12:58:51 GMT 2007
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