Copyright Law

Fur continues to fly in Michigan over illegal MediaSentry investigations

By Ty Rogers and Ray Beckerman

The fur continues to fly in Michigan, in a number of proceedings involving MediaSentry's unlicensed investigations.

In one of the three administrative proceedings before the Department of Labor and Economic Growth, Kruger v. MediaSentry, the complainant submitted a letter with exhibits to the Court.

And in the John Doe case involving Northern Michigan University, LaFace v. Does 1-5, the pro se defendant "John Doe #5 submitted additional documents to the Judge, and the RIAA responded.

July 12, 2008, letter in Kruger v. MediaSentry
August 12, 2008, letter of John Doe #5
August 26, 2008, RIAA response to letter of John Doe #5

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Full post as published by Recording Industry vs The People on September 06, 2008 (boomark / email).