| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Obviously, it is inconvenient for the RIAA if an ISP tells its customers that the RIAA's writ is not law, but surely asking staff to be prevented from pointing out that the record company is pursuing action which has been proven to be flawed in the past is an attempt to interfere with the customer's right to be given all the facts, is not it?But then, the RIAA hints quite clearly that it has been
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