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Comments: 1 + - RIAA Claim of Stopping Suits "Months" Ago -> on Friday December 19 2008, @08:04PM NewYorkCountryLawyer
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NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "According to a report on Wired.com, the RIAA spokesman claimed that the RIAA has not filed any new lawsuits 'for months', and according to the Wall Street Journal report discussed on Slashdot recently the RIAA stopped filing mass lawsuits 'early this fall'. Knowing that the RIAA has a problem with telling the truth, I did a little investigating, and found out that the RIAA had, in fact, commenced a wave of lawsuits just last week. Why would anyone believe anything their spokesperson says? This is an organization that has a tendency to mispeak a lot, if you know what I mean, even when under oath."
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Truth? (Score:1)
What did they say when confronted with this truth?