Some new data about the war between peer-to-peer filesharing networks and the music industry is increasingly making the RIAA's whining and heavy-handed tactics look more ridiculous. For instance, how about a new study that shows conclusively that P2P is not to blame for the decline in record sales? Or better yet, how about the fact that the music industry uses tracking info from P2P networks to gauge the popularity of their artists' songs and market their albums?
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