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Comments on news posted 2002-07-11 09:14:19: In accordance with the Film and Music Industy's new strategy of targeting individual users, it appears that Cox communications is sending out warnings to users trading files over Gnutella at the behest of the MPAA (Something Sony Music has been known.. ..
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Hawkaye
@cox.net
| Not just the MPAA and RIAA, now BSA Received this email today. Was suprised to say the least, but have since found quite a bit of information from others with simular emails. Thought you might find it interesting to add to the pot. I don't have to reply, but I do have to remove the 'offending' files within 24 hours.
Cheers,
Hawkaye
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RE: Unauthorized Distribution of the following copyrighted computer program(s):
Adobe PageMaker
Dear Sir/Madam:
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has determined that the connection listed below, which appears to be using an Internet account under your control, is using a FastTrack network to offer unlicensed copies of copyrighted computer programs published by the BSA's member companies.
Infringement Details:
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First Found: 26 Mar 2003 04:58:13 EST (GMT -500)
Last Found: 26 Mar 2003 04:58:13 EST (GMT -500)
Network: KaZaA
IP Address: 68.xxx.xx.xx
IP Port: 1214
Protocol: FastTrack
Username: defaultuser@KaZaA
What was located as infringing content:
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Filename: adobe_pagemaker_7.x(with templates) (thks rarejem).exe (138,345kb)
The above computer program(s) is/are being made available for copying, through downloading, at the above location without authorization from the copyright owner(s).
Based upon BSA's representation of the copyright owners in anti-piracy matters, we have a good faith belief that none of the materials or activities listed above have been authorized by the rightholders, their agents, or the law. BSA represents that the information in this notification is accurate and states, under penalty of perjury, that it is authorized to act in this matter on behalf of the copyright owners listed above.
We are giving notice of these activities pursuant to Section 512 of Title 17 of the U.S. Code (as enacted by the 'Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act'). We expect that you will take expeditious action to remove or disable access to the materials described above, and thereby prevent the illegal reproduction and distribution of pirated software via your company's network. As you know, illegal on-line activities can result in 50 million people on the Internet accessing and downloading a copyrighted product worldwide without authorization - a highly damaging activity for the copyright holder.
We appreciate your cooperation in this matter. Please advise us regarding what actions you take.
Please include the following CaseID in any response you send: Case ID 636471
Yours sincerely,
John R. Wolfe
Manager of Investigations
Business Software Alliance
1150 18th St NW Suite 700
Washington, DC 20036
URL: »www.bsa.org
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riaa goes boom
@cox.net
|  F this Sh*t
i leave u with this thought as a fellow p2per i share shit so other people can get it and try it out too most of the times well only listen or play it a few times until it gets boring and boring aint worth 7 bucks might be worth .01 cents but not 7 bucks or 20 for that matter if its a game we d/l 9 out 10 times we the internet users will only dl it to c if its really what everyone raves about and if it will run on our comps so y sue us and cut our net acccess for that o so what u say u arent getting money theres still alot of dumbass people who pay ur overcharged prices and u still get a very big profit so what if a few hundred thousands users dont pay u, i for one only bought 2 cds in my whole life exclduing pc cds which i respect and pay for after i use it on my system for about a few mnths till prices go down:D
peace
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