“Litigation is always a risky endeavor. One can never be entirely sure how a judge will interpret case law and rule, and should the case proceed to trial, juries are even harder to read. Filing over a thousand lawsuits, therefore, is even riskier. Should a handful of rulings go the wrong way, it could jeopardize the numerous other cases currently in the system.”

Ars Technica on the underhand litigation tactics the RIAA uses in its P2P music sharing lawsuits. Full post here.

Posted Friday, March 30th, 2007 @ 9:41 am
Filed in business and productivity, copyright and drm, science and tech

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