Well, I suppose this is all in the past now that the RIAA has announced they're no longer using lawsuits as a copyright defense strategy. I have to wonder what took them so long to reach the conclusion, and why now, of all times, did they finally decide their time and money are best spent elsewhere. Was it bad publicity? Mounting resistance from those falsely accused? Who knows, but as we advance into the digital age, this period of RIAA mass suing will probably be viewed as a bizarre act of defiance by a group unwilling to accept that times have changed. It still remains to be seen whether they're find a business model that will allow them to survive. Nickfromavvo San Francisco personal injury lawyer