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RIAA ‘Making Available’ Argument: File Sharers ‘Freeload’

Posted By: admin 1 July, 2008

RIAA ‘Making Available’ Argument: File Sharers ‘Freeload’: “The Recording Industry Association of America told the federal judge in the Jammie Thomas case Monday that file sharers ‘freeload’ on copyrights.

(Via Wired News.)

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