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Originally Posted by torrentfreak.com
Therefore it’s no surprise that the lawsuit seems to hang on statements allegedly made by Usenet.com to their customers, claiming that they told them their service is “the best way to get ‘free’ music now that ‘file sharing websites are getting shut down.”
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I'm not suprised at all if the service was actively promoting illegal activity. I doubt there's going to be any snowball effect from this. Usenet is pretty watertight, if the **AA had a chance of shutting down all the usenet servers based on the NSP/ISP being responisble for the content then they'd have started legal action a long time ago. Instead, they've just been poking ISP's trying to get their servers closed with minimal effect, unless you're with the ISP in question of course.