Santangelo

Patricia Santangelo is a New York mom who got threatened with a lawsuit by the music industry unless she paid them $7500.

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Another heroine I like very much is Lucky Santangelo from the Jackie Collins books.

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Patti Santangelo is a "computer illiterate parent" whom the record companies accused of downloading infringing music and from whom they demanded $7500.

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By defending herself in court, Santangelo is causing the RIAA to fork over for attorneys to argue (albeit ineptly) that she should be forced to pay up to $150,000 per act of infringement that she is alleged to have committed.

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With five children, Patricia Santangelo is defying efforts by EMI, UMG, Sony BMG and WMG to intimidate her into paying $7,500 to make them go away.

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If Patricia Santangelo is to have any chance in successfully defending herself, she will need to have an honest judge or a non-brainwashed jury.

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RIAA victim defense blog p2pnet. net News: - Patricia Santangelo is the mother of five who’s decided she ` s not going to cave in to the RIAA ` s blackmail attempts.

RIAA victim defense blog 2005

RIAA victim talks to p2pnet p2pnet. net P2P News Special: - Patricia Santangelo is the New York mother who’s becoming celebrated as the first of approaching 14,000 ordinary men, women and children to stand up to the Big Music cartel’s terror tactics as it tries to literally sue people into becoming buyers of its discredited products.

RIAA victim talks to p2pnet 2005

Patti Santangelo is a wonderful person and I’m really the RIAA’s vicious war against them is now all-but over, I wrote recently, going on »»»

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Woman defies record labels p2p news/p2pnet: - New York’s Patricia Santangelo is proving you don’t have to be a millionaire to take on big-mouthed corporate bullies.

Woman defies record labels 2005