] "Lawsuits on 12-year-old kids for downloading music,
] duping a mother into paying a $2,000 settlement for her
] kid?" said rapper Chuck D of Public Enemy. "Those scare
] tactics are pure Gestapo."
]
] "File sharing is a reality, and it would seem that the
] labels would do well to learn how to incorporate it into
] their business models somehow," said genre-busting DJ
] Moby in a post on his Web site. "Record companies suing
] 12-year-old girls for file sharing is kind of like
] horse-and-buggy operators suing Henry Ford."

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