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Tuesday, February 13, 2007
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RIAA Admits ISPs Have Misidentified "John Does". NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "The RIAA has sent out a letter to the ISPs telling them to stop making mistakes in identifying subscribers,
and offering a 'Pre-Doe settlement option' -- with a discount of '$1000
or more' -- to their subscribers, if and only if the ISP agrees to
preserve its logs for 180 days. Other interesting points in the letter
(PDF): the RIAA will be launching a web site for 'early settlements,'
www.p2plawsuits.com; the letter asks the ISPs to notify the RIAA if
they have previously 'misidentified a subscriber account in response to
a subpoena' or become aware of 'technical information... that causes
you to question the information that you provided in response to our
clients' subpoena'; it notes that ISPs have identified 'John Does' who
were not even subscribers of the ISP at the time of the infringement;
and it requests that ISPs furnish their underlying log files, not just
names and addresses, when responding to RIAA subpoenas." [Slashdot: Your Rights Online]
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