What do you do when someone makes a fake social networking page about you, posting what you believe to be defamatory statements to your character? Why, you sue Twitter of course!

Well, the RIAA is trying to screw the American consumer yet again. This time their target? Internet Radio.
On March 2nd, the US Copyright Office approved a petition by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) to increase the level of royalty fees levied against Internet radio stations, both independent and commercial broadcasters.
“Under this royalty structure, an Internet radio station with an average listenership of 1000 people would owe $134,000 in royalties during 2007 – plus $98,000 in back payments for 2006. In 2008 they would owe $171,000, and …