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Taking the battle to the RIAA

Posted On: Thu, 2007-11-22 21:43 by PeterB

The Free Software Foundation's DefectiveByDesign campaign has set-up a fund to pay for expert witnesses in key RIAA lawsuits brought against US citizens.

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