Ms. captured in Minnesota against the music lasts Downloader
A woman, Minnesota, said she did not even know how to use your computer at home has been caught up in the music industry’s tough against persons, the copyright of illegal downloading protected music.
While Tammy Lafky can not use the computer, her daughter. And what is 15-year-old Cassandra have done, like millions of other young people and adults throughout the world, his mother could cost thousands of dollars.
The action knocked Lafky, 41, a worker only sugar mill and mother in Bird Island, an agricultural population of over 80 km west of the Twin Cities. They earn $ 12 per hour and faces penalties that top $ 500000 She said she can not even provide an offer to record companies, in the case for $ 4000
She said not Lafky free download music. His daughter last year, when she was 14 years, she said, but none of them, she knew she was illegal.
“She said she can not believe that the only being,” said Lafky. “She told me:” I can not alone. Everybody else does it. ”
A record company in Los Angeles lawyer contacted Lafky about a week to say Lafky she was able, thanks to $ 540000, but companies would be $ 4000
“I racontais, I do not have the money,” Lafky said. “She told me that you speak to a lawyer and I said to him, I can not have no money to contact a lawyer.”
Lafky says it removes $ 21000 per year of its offer and will not receive a child.
The music industry has continued nearly 3,000 people in Germany since September and left 486 with an average of 3,000 dollars a piece, according to the Recording Industry Association of America.
“Our objective in this case and in this program (of litigation), we try to do is you that the message that it is illegal and wrong,” said Stanley Pierre-Louis, Senior Vice President for Business Legal the RIAA.
Pierre-Louis said the RIAA not comment on individual cases, as Lafky’s.
Since January, the industry has filed 2,947 complaints, mostly against “John Does” until the record companies have been brought to justice for the name of his Downloader Internet Service Provider. Last month, the music industry has filed 477 complaints in Germany, including two “John Doe” complaints against users of the University of Minnesota, whose identity has not yet been decided.
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