Aug 29, 2003 • 1 min read

RIAA targets anonymous woman accused of sharing 900 tracks

The RIAA says an anonymous woman made over 900 tracks available on KaZaA despite two warnings, and has asked the court to deny her motion to keep her identity private.

A woman who the RIAA is targeting for alleged piracy, and who last week filed a court motion attempting to preserve her anonymity, is said to have made over 900 tracks available on KaZaA, despite receiving two warnings.

The filing by ‘Jane Doe’ seeks to overturn a subpoena served by the RIAA to Verizon seeking her identity. The RIAA says the woman's motion should be denied.

RIAA VP/counsel Jonathan Whitehead insisted the trade group warned her twice via instant messaging to protect her files from peer-to-peer trading, and has presented the court with a 59-page document listing all of the tracks she made available.

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