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Russia to Shut Down AllofMP3.com
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006 at 2:00 PM - by Jeff Gamet
Russia has agreed to shut down any Web sites in the country that distribute music and other copyrighted works illegally, and AllofMP3.com has been named specifically. Russia's agreement with the United States is a move to help stop the flow of Internet-based piracy in Russia and Eastern Europe.
AllofMP3.com is a Russia-based music download site that offers songs for pennies, including tracks from bands that have never signed agreements with any music download services - including The Beatles. The site claims that it is acting legally because Russian copyright law allows for independent organizations to act on behalf of copyright holders, even if the copyright holder has no interest in offering its product in the country.
According to the document, Russia is expected to start terminating leases for companies that facilitate online piracy and take criminal action where necessary by Jun 1, 2007.
Thanks to Techcrunch for the heads up.
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