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British record industry extends illegal filesharing battle to eight P2P networks
LONDON - The British record industry is stepping up its war on illegal filesharing with 31 new cases against users of major filesharing sites including eDonkey and Soulseek, as it revealed that 23 internet users had paid compensation.
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