RIAA Now Targets Pirates' Parents
cecil36 writes "In a follow-up to the subpoena silliness by the RIAA, the Associated Press is now reporting that the RIAA is now issuing subpoenas to family members of suspected online music swappers."
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IN JAIL.
What an excellent way for a rotten, rebellious brat to get his parents in trouble for spanking him!
RIAA: You're my father's Brother's Uncle's Sister's Roommate's Cousin.
Dude: What's that make me?
RIAA: Nothing, but we're suing you anyway.
"Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus."
Over the coming months this may be the Internet's equivalent of shock and awe, the stunning discovery by music fans across America that copyright lawyers can pierce the presumed anonymity of file-sharing, even for computer users hiding behind nicknames such as "hottdude0587" or "bluemonkey13."
Does this mean there will be heavy civilian casualties, lots of property damage an eventually guerilla warfare with nothing much gained?
-- Language is a virus from outer space.
... nothing is more powerful than "I'm gonna tell your dad!" - Chris Rock
17-year-old-son: Some movies of barely legal teens doing everything with barnyard animals that I downloaded off the Internet.
Father: Thank God it's not MP3s. For a moment I'd thought you'd really gotten us in trouble there.
"It's the height of ridiculousness to say for those 9 lines you get hundreds of millions."
"Welcome to the Springfield Police website. Have you committed a crime?" *Homer clicks no* "You selected no, meaning you committed a crime, but do not want to confess. A paddy wagon has been sent to your home."
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