In 2007, Joel Tenenbaum was served with a complaint, accusing him of copyright infringement stemming from the alleged download of seven musical works from a peer-to-peer network. This marked the start of his battle against the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and, more broadly, the imposition of excessive statutory damages in cases of copyright [...]
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Journal Updates
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