Music industry raids Kazaa offices

Investigators from the Australian recording industry raided the Sydney offices of Internet file-swapping network Kazaa on Friday in search of evidence to support allegations of copyright infringements. The raid was conducted under a rarely used law, known as Anton Pillar, which allows litigants in civil copyright cases to gather evidence. Source: CNN Did they think they are going to find a file server with gigabytes of MP3's or what?

Posted by Ken Edwards on February 6, 2004 8:37 PM

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