This is from an article at Salon.com. I think that you can see it for free, but you might have to click through an ad for Salon premium. And I would post the URL to it, but I think that the only URL I can get for it has all my Salon Premium subscription[1]information, and I don't want you vultures to figure out that I am actually one of atticus's socks.
www.salon.com
"The woman, identified in court papers only as "nycfashiongirl," is contesting a copyright subpoena served by the music industry on her Internet provider, Verizon Internet Services Inc., to turn over her name and address in preparation for filing a lawsuit.
She is the first to resist such a subpoena.
The RIAA, which has served more than 1,300 such subpoenas, accuses "nycfashiongirl" of offering more than 900 songs by the Rolling Stones, U2, Michael Jackson and others for illegal download, along with 200 other computer files that included at least one full-length movie, "Pretty Woman.""
Sounds like one of ours.
[1] My first foray into pay-for-content. I'm pretty happy with it. I just got sick of clicking the same annoying ads everyday.
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