Jan 21, 2009 • 1 min read

RIAA filesharing case delayed

The RIAA's lawsuit against Joel Tenenbaum is likely to be delayed until late February, while Judge Nancy Gertner considers the RIAA's appeal against webcasting the case.

The previously reported court case to hear the Recording Industry Association Of America's lawsuit against accused file sharer Joel Tenenbaum is likely to be delayed because of the judge's decision to stream the case on the net, and the RIAA's decision to appeal that decision.

Judge Nancy Gertner needs time to consider the RIAA's appeal and also the logistics of webcasting the court case, meaning the hearing is now unlikely to kick off until late February.

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