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Letter of the law versus the spirit of the law
That's exactly what's going on here, allofmp3, while violating the spirit of the law, has not specifically broken the actual letter of the law. So for now, they're legal. Expect RIAA money to finance a change in the law in the near future, since the money they've spent to prosecute here has been wasted.
Posted by: tic swayback   Posted on: 03/07/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Pursuing a dead case is kind of a waste of time  voska | 03/07/05
I think they will push for change in law...  cjules13 | 03/07/05
Letter of the law versus the spirit of the law  tic swayback | 03/07/05
They're legal in Russia  Michael Kelly | 03/07/05
Still a grey area  tic swayback | 03/07/05
From what I've found, downloading isn't importing  voska | 03/08/05
Here's a better explanation  tic swayback | 03/08/05
why not sue the..  zijiang | 03/07/05
They would be stupid to sue  voska | 03/07/05
Let me guess - $0.05 per MB ...  Vily Clay | 03/07/05
Sort of  tic swayback | 03/07/05
Tic - 14 years?  jezter~ | 03/08/05
Means of persuasion  tic swayback | 03/08/05
14 years may be short but unused works  maxo_z | 03/08/05
14 Years I think is fine  voska | 03/08/05
Better suggestion  tic swayback | 03/08/05
But does that benifit society in general?  voska | 03/08/05
Limited monopoly  tic swayback | 03/08/05
How many here believes only the Police State will save artists?  Vily Clay | 03/08/05
too long  twinkler@... | 03/08/05
Music company is being sued for failure to pay royalties again  twinkler@... | 03/08/05

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