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Australian police raid music piracy site

posted onApril 25, 2003

by hitbsecnews

Source: ZDNet

Australian police said on Thursday that they had closed down an Internet music piracy site and arrested three students in an alleged copyright scam that cost the music industry at least $37 million.

The three students--two Australians aged 19 and 20, and a 20-year-old Malaysian--are accused of running a dedicated Web site known as MP3 WMA Land at which visitors could download free music files and video clips.

Many of the music files and video clips were hosted on university computers.

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