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The RIAA Strikes Back!

By Derek Sooman

On June 22, 2004, 2:34 PM

The RIAA is back again with a fresh round of lawsuits against online music swappers, this time targetting 482 individuals in the USA, and bringing to a total 3,429 people sued in the USA for illegal file trading.

[COLOR=#1951B9]"It's as important as ever that we continue to enforce our rights and ensure that fans enjoy digital music in a fashion that supports the creative process rather than one that robs it of its future," Steven Marks, RIAA's general counsel, said in a statement. "The online marketplace has changed dramatically since we began this campaign." [/COLOR]

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