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Does it suprise you that the music industry has given up fight against illegal downloads?
Question by Tony R: Does it suprise you that the music industry has given up fight against illegal downloads?
I have seen several articles that the music industry has stopped with filing law suits and have realized that illegal downloads are out there and won’t stop. Even the free ad based music download services they were offering to colleges to fight the illegal downloads have had to close their doors. I kind of felt all a long it would go this way, did you.
Yes they have stopped the law suits. If one is going on now then it was filed over two months ago, before they stopped filing.
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Answer by I’m Not Okay (TRUST ME)
They were fighting a losing battle there.
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