The recording industry is bringing to bear the full might of its lobbying and litigation power. And one defendant, Joel Tenenbaum, is fighting back with the help of Leading Internet lawyer, Charles Nesson, and a team of his students.
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RIAA President: The Case for the Innocent Infringer
The case for the innocent infringer — an interview with RIAA President Cary Sherman. From Viceland: DOWNLOADING SOME BULLSHIT: AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT OF THE RIAA
A few years …
The Next Generation in P2P Lawsuits
There’s a lot of music content out there and a lot of ways to get it. Free music bombards us in all directions: from the radio, YouTube, Pandora, and Grooveshark …
What I’m Actually Fighting
Posted by Joel Tenenbaum
Over the years, my position has been misconstrued to be against a great number of things: intellectual property, artist rights, paid-for music, artists being paid, or even …
Chronicles of a file-sharer
Posted by Joel Tenenbaum
I wanted to take a moment and share some reflections on the robust debate from our blog over the effects of file-sharing. Along with my …
Meet a new part of Joel’s team!
Posted by Debbie Rosenbaum
As HLS students graduate, we continue to build new teams to help us defend Joel in both the court of law as well as the court of …
Gertner’s Ruling on Damages
Posted by Debbie Rosenbaum
Almost five months after we last sat in Judge Gertner’s courtroom requesting that she either reduce the damages or award a new trial, Judge Gertner …
Case Update
“Joel, we haven’t heard from you in a while! Is it over?”
Hi everyone! Thanks so much for checking in with us. The case is definitely not over; rather, we’re in …
Whitney Harper
Posted for Professor Nesson
Whitney Harper’s case is important, though its importance has yet to be noticed. It provides a key step in the legal logic that the RIAA …
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