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Recording Industry Association of America, Inc. v. Diamond Multimedia Systems, Inc.

Gonzalez, 2000

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7854068817278810456
Author
Gonzalez I
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Berk. Tech. LJ

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Pity the recording industry. The major recording labels have been blindsided by new technologies embracing the Internet. New data compression technology, primarily in the form of MP3, coupled with the Internet's expanding global reach, have enabled anyone with …
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