There's certainly a big realignment of networks going on after the RIAA letters. Everyone is going to see a fallout since the ruling is making it tough for these companies to exist.

[He also alleges that those people are now being sent letters by drug enforcement authorities in a surreptitious move to entrap them.] These people are being set up to be busted in their own homes, ... They should be very alarmed.

I am so excited to be part of the team helping rights owners sell directly to music fans and enabling the legitimate sharing of the music they love with friends and family. It takes digital music distribution to the next level of choice, simplicity and flexibility.

In many ways, this is a numbers game, and you match firepower with firepower. It's definitely an arms race. The fact of the matter is that the content industries recognize that it takes a lot of firepower to protect their assets, and they're willing to take the steps necessary to do so.

Certainly, no one was thinking they were going to pass the most significant legislation of the past 50 years.

Is it cross-contamination from the Leahy-Daschle letters? Could've been. Is that the easy way out? Maybe.