The RIAA has ended its relationship with information security company “MediaSentry”, which used to help gather evidence for mass lawsuits against people illegally uploading copyrighted music. The RIAA now plans to work with ISPs to target illegal filesharing, and will use Danish firm “DtecNet Software” to ID infringing users.
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