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Allofmp3.com Wins Court Case

remove writes "Gizmodo is running a story from a reader tip that claims that the russian site Allofmp3.com, popular with slashdotters for their user selectable format which had been reported as being under investigation recently has been let off the hook by the Russian DA, becuase of a loophole in russian law which allows users create copies of songs by request. Basically, even though the courts have found their site operator's behavior to be illegal- they can't prosecute because the user dynamically creates copies of songs to be downloaded themselves."

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  1. Redundant & Overrated by Laurentiu · · Score: 0, Redundant

    ... but in Soviet Russia, MP3s listen to YOU!

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  2. Re:And this is good because? by Angry+Black+Man · · Score: 0, Redundant

    And this is good beacuse a Russian business is making money by selling copies of US (and Euro, etc.) musicians' work, but paying them nothing in return? Is that about right?

    As opposed to an American business making money by selling copies of US musicians' work, but paying them nothing in return. Sounds about right.

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