Thomas-Rasset and the RIAA have been fighting the same copyright battle since 2007 over 24 songs she shared over the KaZaA P2P network
I can think of very few things more ridiculous than this…
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It's not over yet, Jammie Thomas: RIAA appeals damage reduction
The RIAA has filed an appeal against Jammie Thomas, who shared songs over a P2P network, saying the court failed to correctly interpret parts of the Copyright Act.
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