snip from dslreports
Kazaa remains tough to prosecute
The Washington Post explores how Kazaa has proven to be a nightmare for RIAA attorneys, who are still wrangling with how exactly to leash the company. The programmers hail from Estonia, and were hired by a company in the Netherlands. That company has since sold the software to Sharman Networks, based in the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu, whose executives work in Australia. Lawyers therefore are forced to negotiate already vague intellectual property laws from five countries on three continents.
<a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19821-2002Dec20.html">Full Article Here</a>
lol take a look at the picture of Niklas Zennstrom at the site above also... he looks just like bill gates.
Kazaa remains tough to prosecute
The Washington Post explores how Kazaa has proven to be a nightmare for RIAA attorneys, who are still wrangling with how exactly to leash the company. The programmers hail from Estonia, and were hired by a company in the Netherlands. That company has since sold the software to Sharman Networks, based in the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu, whose executives work in Australia. Lawyers therefore are forced to negotiate already vague intellectual property laws from five countries on three continents.
<a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19821-2002Dec20.html">Full Article Here</a>
lol take a look at the picture of Niklas Zennstrom at the site above also... he looks just like bill gates.