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posted by mpawlo
on Wednesday August 14, @06:26AM
from the copyright-crusader dept.
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Hilary Rosen, the recording industry’s watchdog, says to Financial Times she does not mind the music pirates' insults. The insults are nothing but a proof of Rosen is doing her job. Hillary Rosen further blames antitrust hurdles and music publishers for preventing music companies getting together and developing an alternative to peer-to-peer networks such as Napster, Morpheus and Kazaa.
Read complete story at Financial Times' website.
Participate in Greplaw poll on copyright.
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