Late this week, members of the Israel-based iMesh service--the largest pure file-swapping service left outside of Napster--saw a new note as they logged on, telling them they'd soon have access to considerably less music.
"Following (the) RIAA's request, iMesh is currently in the process of disabling the downloads of files protected by the copyright law," the note read. "Those files will appear in the search results list with a © sign, and their download will not be possible." |
Source: CNet
