> Help Us Help You > > > Dear My.MP3.com user, > > Earlier this week the United States Senate's > Judiciary Committee held a hearing on the future > of digital music. Called by Judiciary Committee > Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Ranking Minority > Member Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vermont), the hearing > was a strong indication of the Senate's inclination > to get involved with issues facing music and the > Internet. > > MP3.com is continuing to fight for your rights as > a consumer, but now is the time to stand up and > be heard yourself. Senators Hatch and Leahy are > seeking public comment on these issues, and by > voicing your support for My.MP3.com, you will be > helping to restore the music that is currently > disabled in your My.MP3.com account. > > Please show your support by sending an email to > Senators Hatch and Leahy at the following link: > > http://click.mp3.com/c/c_d9aa/n_912222641/u_reg/register?pitch=rights > > For complete details on the Senate Judiciary > Committee's hearing on the future of digital > music, visit "MP3 Goes to Washington," at: > > http://click.mp3.com/c/c_d9ab/n_912222641/u_news/news/liststor > y/?topic_id=757&month=200007 > > > We thank you for your continued support! > > MP3.com
