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In its largest legal action to date, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) filed another 532 lawsuits Wednesday against alleged music pirates operating through peer-to-peer (P2P) networks.
The lawsuits use the "John Doe" process, which is used to sue defendants whose names aren't known.
This marks the second major wave of lawsuits against song-swappers and the first in which the music industry was forced to file suits without knowing the names of the defendants. The 532 defendants are bundled into four lawsuits filed in New York and Washington.
Why don't you just STOP IT ALREADY! Comeon
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