In a supplemental brief filed in the case of Atlantic vs. Howell, in which the defendants are being sued for sharing music over KaZaA, attorneys representing the RIAA have argued that music files ripped to computers for personal use, particularly in the MP3 format, are ?unauthorized copies.? The brief states: ?It is undisputed that Defendant possessed unauthorized copies of Plaintiffs? copyrighted sound recordings on his computer. ?

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