[Editor's Note: We report on RIAA file-sharing suits almost every month ' at least in terms of number of people sued. But one case filed last year is gaining popularity and interest, and may end up being the case that tests the viability of these suits.
Internet Mom Strikes Back
Patricia Santangelo, a 43-year old divorced mother of five says she has never downloaded a single song on her computer, but the recording industry didn't see it that way. Santangelo, from Wappingers Falls, NY, was surprised to find out that she was the Defendant in a suit filed by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) ' one of those now about 16,000 that we keep noting as the RIAA sues a new batch of alleged file sharers each month.
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