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P2P Download Defendant Argues Kazaa Settlement Covers Him (Greubel)
Categories: BigMedia v. P2P Users
Text of Greubel's Answer to RIAA Complaint
This is an intriguing and novel defense. In addition to David Greubel Argues that Kazaa's $100M+ Settlement with the music industry in July covers any copyright infringement he might have be involved with as a user of KaZaa. He is also arguing, as in the Lindor case, that $750 per song damages per downloaded song is excessive in light of the 70¢ per song lost revenue actually suffered by the recording industry.
Sources: Recording Industry v. The People |ars technica | P2PNet | TechDirt
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