First Circuit Oral Hearings now online

The audio of the this morning’s oral arguments before the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, on the subject of whether an oral argument in the District Court can be streamed online, is now available online at http://www.ca1.uscourts.gov/files/audio/09-1090.mp3.
[update: Thanks to user Alter_Fritz for posting this with louder audio: available at: http://rapidshare.com/files/219297423/09-1090_edited.mp3]
The RIAA was [...]

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Submitted by supporters Mark Rosedale (law student at Suffolk), John Andrew Brewton, and Travis Mosley. — Thanks guys!

Recent News … in case you need to catch up

The big news from last week is insights into the legal strategy and the news about Radiohead testifying in the case. So far the legal strategy is not [...]

the silent majority

Posted by Joel Tenenbaum
A friend of mine has done some research.
Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails (one of my fav. bands) encourages his fans to “steal” his music:
“But Reznor, a self-confessed illegal downloader, has been campaigning to have CD prices reduced since May when, on the band’s website, he noted Year Zero sold in Australia [...]

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Forgive us for lack of updates, but it’s spring break week and hopefully we can use this time to get more information on the site. We have brought our timeline up to date on the main docket in Massachusetts (the main case of Joel v. the recording industry) but still have to add details about [...]

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