Everyone Reads Slashdot Now
from the amusing dept
Arthur writes "Transcript of Trial - Day 4, MPAA v. 2600 NY; July 20, 2000:
Q = Mr. Garbus, attorney of 2600.com
A = Ms. Reider, Chief Operations Anti-Piracy, MPAA, witness of plaintiffs
"Q. How did you know to go to the LiViD website, download the material you downloaded in October and November?
A. I'm an investigator. I followed a trail there.
Q. Tell me what the trail was.
A. I read about it on Slashdot.""
That's all it takes to be an investigator? Maybe I should try out for the job.
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