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Written by tinfoil
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Thursday, 19 June 2008 06:59
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The RIAA has taken to a surprising new tactic: If you can't win, at least try for a bit of mudslinging. Their main target right now, one Miss Lindor and her lawyer, and friend of tinfoilmusic.net, Ray Beckerman. Read on, from Ars Technica: The RIAA has moved to dismiss another contentious copyright infringement lawsuit. Yesterday, the RIAA unexpectedly filed a motion to dismiss UMG v. Lindor without prejudice. The record companies are, however, asking the judge to impose sanctions on both Marie Lindor and her attorney, Ray Beckerman, who reported the unexpected turn of events earlier today. In its motion, the RIAA accuses Lindor and Beckerman of a variety of misdeeds. First and foremost is what the labels call a pattern of providing "deceptive and/or incomplete information" regarding a number of issues material to the copyright infringement case. The RIAA accuses Lindor of providing "misinformation" on the topic of whether there was even a computer inside of her house at the time the alleged infringement took place in 2004.
More information here.
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