LimeWire Settles Copyright Lawsuit with Music Publishers

[Alboguy]

Some in the music industry may have discovered that it's pointless to beat a dead horse, or in this case, a defunct file sharing service called LimeWire. Mark Gorton, founder of the once immensely popular peer-to-peer file sharing service, settled a copyright infringement suit brought on by more than 30 publishers, including those associated with EMI, Sony, and Vivendi. According to a report in Reuters, the case was dismissed with prejudice, which means Gorton doesn't have to worry about this ever going to court again.
"A settlement was reached," a spokeswoman for the National Music Publishers Association said. "The parties worked hard to achieve a settlement that is a good result for all involved."

Source: HERE

[safeguy]

You can easily do an "Alboguy" search to find content that infringes copyright. Screw Limewire and ask me!

[JayCub]

Greed is one thing that never ceases to amaze me, you will never see a hungry lawyer... how about the court orders the money to go to third world countries... it will never happen but very lucrative for law firms when it's pulled off...