It will be their call.

This is all about posturing and making examples of individuals in the hope that they can deter people en masse. There is no way they can counter file sharing by attacking individuals. It is too time-consuming and expensive.

Digital music finally got off the ground in Europe in 2005, but it is important to retain a sense of perspective: paying for digital music is currently a niche activity and is still outweighed by file sharing which is conducted by 15 percent of European internet users.

Let's face it, the DoJ wouldn't be doing this if they thought they were fixing the prices too low.

People get married when they're 18 and spend their whole lives together. I think their greatest fear is that someone will see it as a fling because they were young and it didn't mean anything.

I think he's out of step with what the American public thinks should happen. He is out of step with other policy makers, and these are policy makers who are not looking to cripple or hinder the growth and development of the Internet. In many ways, he's becoming a lonelier voice.