Give in once, you lose twice

Kazaa in Australia appears to be with the back to the wall. Already, they block the access to their services for Australian users, a move following an earlier court case.

Apparently not enough. Now 30 music labels sue again. This time for contempt of court. It was not enough for those music labels that the service was shut down. They wanted Kazaa to follow the earlier court decision, namely to build in a filter system.

Is this a step back for them? I don't believe so. I believe that besides pushing Kazaa out of the window, they also want to show that Kazaa is not able to follow through with their request, a victory that they then can leverage across other countries.
Am I wrong?

(By Asia Business Consulting)