The sources, who asked for anonymity, said Verizon's letter campaign is part of a test, expected to begin on Thursday. Jonathan Lamy, an RIAA spokesman, confirmed the existence of the test but declined further comment.
The move is significant for the music industry because among ISPs, Verizon has typically been among the most reluctant to intervene in copyright cases on behalf of entertainment companies.
For more, read "Verizon tests sending RIAA copyright notices" on CNET News.
As long as...
Ceridan | 11/13/09
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I am sure they can
djmik | 11/13/09
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no they cannot
Mectron | 11/13/09
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I agree but...
Ceridan | 11/13/09
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I am not a Verizon customer but
Economister | 11/13/09
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1djk1 | 11/13/09
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Socratesfoot | 11/13/09
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anarchy_1024 | 11/13/09
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I hope they do better than Comcast did when they reported me to the RIAA
JohnMcGrew@... | 11/17/09
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lb86@... | 11/17/09
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RE: Verizon to test sending RIAA copyright warnings
nanotm | 11/17/09
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Invasion of privacy??
rickwiggins@... | 11/17/09
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Good way to lose customers!
FiOS-Dave | 11/17/09
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striker333 | 11/17/09
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pay for your music period. DJjamminjimmy@myspace.com
zdnetkindaguy | 11/26/09
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