Jon Newton on Dmusic's newsblog says: "The Big Five labels now have the identities of two students suspected of using the computer network at Chicago's Loyola University for file-sharing. Their names were handed over to the RIAA by school authorities. This represents shot three in the Big Five record labels' all-out war against file-sharers. Shot two came yesterday (July 16) when Hollywood stalwart rep Howard Berman and another democrat, rep John Conyers, introduced a bill cited as the Author, Consumer, and Computer Owner Protection and Security (ACCOPS) Act of 2003 which in effect says anyone nailed for file sharing could be jailed."
Link to post, Link to Wired News story on the "put fileswappers in jail" bill, Discuss