Wednesday, April 15, 2009  RIAA seeks summary judgment against
Rolando Amurao's daughter in Lava Records v. Amurao II  In Lava
Records v. Amurao II, the RIAA's case against Rolando Amurao's
daughter, the RIAA has moved for summary judgment.  Defendant's
response is due April 30th.  Plaintiffs' memorandum of law in
support of motion for summary judgment  Commentary & discussion:
Copyrights and Campaigns    Alter_Fritz said...  Now what a
"curious" argument/math are those RIAA lawyers using in this
motion for summary judgement ("mofosuju")?  one sentence they
claim that it would not be feasable and would took so much time
to download "some high numbers they like to use and throw around
like rice on a wedding" of soundrecordings, so their "third
party" downloaded "only" 10 files that they claim are their
copyrighted recordings. Yet in extreme hyperbole they mention
repeated times that defendant distributed "millions" of copies.
And yet their own unlicensed illegal investigator MediaSentry
could only download 10