After a Britney Spears concert that took place at the MGM Grand in L.A. was uploaded to the Internet for everyone to see by some YouTube user, the music industry was doing its best to find more information on the user’s identity by starting a criminal investigation.
The Britney Spears concert was uploaded in high-quality YouTube back in July. After the incident, the Recording Industry Association of America requested a subpoena against YouTube. In fact, this was the first time when music industry targeted the online video service.
Mark McDevitt, Vice President of Online Piracy for the music group, made a declaration to the court, where he requested...
