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Music Industry Drops Effort to Sue Song Swappers

Posted By: admin 21 December, 2008

Music Industry Drops Effort to Sue Song Swappers: “The Recording Industry Association of America says it will try to stop alleged music pirates by working with Internet service providers to cut access to frequent abusers.

(Via NYT > Technology.)

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