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When the Recording Industry Association of America filed a blitz of subpoenas at ISPs to name names of illegal online music downloaders it was only the latest twist in an increasingly bitter litigation and PR war. While the industry figures out how to win back the music-buying public, it�s also been in full attack mode on the litigation front. Observers say, however, that the recording business needs to accept that the Internet, as a distribution vehicle for music, is here to stay.
August 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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