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Re: RIAA timestamps off
From: Chris Edwards <chris () ENG GLA AC UK>
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 12:50:10 +0100
On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 06:50:42 EDT, David Taylor said: | I'm wondering if they are just going by the name of the file without even | verifying the contents of the file. Quite possibly. However it seems a unlikely the user is using P2P to share out something legit with a filename of "Harry Potter Stone.mp3". On Sun, 30 Sep 2007, Valdis Kletnieks wrote: | One has to wonder if this isn't a Beavis-and-Butthead routine, where one | group hired by the RIAA to seed file sharing networks with bogus and corrupt | versions of files has managed to plonk a suspiciously named file onto | somebody's hard drive, and then the *other* group hired by the RIAA to find | violators has found said file... Sounds plausible. Guess I missed the B+B episode featuring P2P filesharing... -- Chris Edwards, Glasgow University Computing Service
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- Re: RIAA timestamps off Jordan Wiens (Oct 01)
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- Re: RIAA timestamps off Sweeny, Jonny (Oct 01)
- Re: RIAA timestamps off Dave Koontz (Oct 01)
- Re: RIAA Timestamps Off Dennis Bohn (Oct 02)
- Re: RIAA timestamps off Chris Edwards (Oct 03)
- Re: RIAA timestamps off David Taylor (Oct 03)
- Re: RIAA Timestamps Off Scholz, Greg (Oct 03)
- Re: RIAA Timestamps Off Alex Everett (Oct 03)
- Re: RIAA timestamps off Valdis Kletnieks (Oct 03)