"The Motley Fool investment Web site warns investors to beware
of 'Sony, BMG, Warner Music Group, Vivendi Universal, and EMI.' In an
article entitled 'We're All Thieves to the RIAA,' a Motley Fool
columnist, referring to the RIAA's pronouncement in early December in Atlantic v. Howell,
that the copies which Mr. Howell had ripped from his CDs to MP3s in a
shared files folder on his computer were 'unauthorized,' writer Alyce
Lomax said 'a good sign of a dying industry that investors might want
to avoid is when it would rather litigate than innovate, signaling a
potential destroyer of value.'"
of 'Sony, BMG, Warner Music Group, Vivendi Universal, and EMI.' In an
article entitled 'We're All Thieves to the RIAA,' a Motley Fool
columnist, referring to the RIAA's pronouncement in early December in Atlantic v. Howell,
that the copies which Mr. Howell had ripped from his CDs to MP3s in a
shared files folder on his computer were 'unauthorized,' writer Alyce
Lomax said 'a good sign of a dying industry that investors might want
to avoid is when it would rather litigate than innovate, signaling a
potential destroyer of value.'"
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