Madonna's Borderline MP3 Tactics

Madonna's Borderline MP3 Tactics
Mark Rasch, 2003-05-05

The material girl's foul-mouthed revenge on music traders could be interpreted as a deceptive trade practice, or even outright fraud.

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Adding an interesting point to the discussion... 2003-05-05
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Mr Rasch, you assume through out your intire article that, the person who dl's the pirated material, isn't legaly permited to do so. What if that person really has or had the cd? And just wanted mp3 copies for his mp3 player? Since they can't know what kind of ppl is going to dl the fake material (inocent/ not so inocent), doesn't this make the legal case more interesting and conceivable?

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