The U.S. recording industry has dropped efforts to compel four Internet service providers to block a Chinese Web site accused of distributing pirated music. Thirteen record companies filed suit last Friday after failing to persuade the site, Listen4ever.com, to shut down on its own. But in a surprise move, the companies dropped the lawsuit Wednesday, saying the site is now offline.
August 23, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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