A bit of their own medicine.  Couldn't happen to a nice bunch of
muthaf*&#$&*s.

Too bad they didn't manage to fit CCC in there somewhere . . .

g


On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 02:00:08 -0500 audities-owner@smoe.org writes:
> FILE-SHARING COMPANY FILES ITS OWN SUIT
> Sharman Networks, owner of the Kazaa file-sharing service, has filed a
> counter suit in Los Angeles court, charging major record labels and
> movie studios with collusion in trying to force online competitors out
> of business. The entertainment industry has sued Sharman for its part
> in copyright infringement, saying the Kazaa network is as legally
> responsible as Napster for violations. Sharman claims that its service
> is qualitatively different and is not responsible for the actions of
> its users. The new suit asks the court to find that the entertainment
> industry has violated antitrust laws and to prohibit record labels and
> movie studios from enforcing any of their copyrights.


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