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And while we're on the topic of MP3s... Dec 22, 2003

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I was going to post this on Friday, but since I haven't seen anyone else post about it I thought I'd mention it.

The DC Circuit Court of Appeals reverses the trial court decision, and Verizon doesn't have to give away the identity of its users to the RIAA. Read the court opinion, if you're interested.

This has of course made the rounds on the legal weblogs - here, here, here, and here.

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And while we're on the topic of MP3s... Dec 22, 2003

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