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James Robertson

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Give the RIAA the rectal probe Posted: Mar 14, 2006 1:53 AM
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I'm not normally a fan of class action suits - the biggest winners are always the lawyers - but I'll make an exception for the RIAA. I'm all in favor of giving them a taste of the rectal probe:

Like a shark smelling blood in the water, the latest round of investigations has attracted the lawyers. Prominent California attorney William Lerach has now launched a class action suit against the labels on behalf of consumers who have allegedly been overcharged for music. This in itself is not particularly surprising given the ongoing federal investigation into the same topic, but the lawsuit does contain some interesting tidbits. For instance, the suit claims that the music labels fought tooth and nail against the arrival of online music stores, and that they did so by launching their own poorly-conceived (on purpose) online ventures.

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