mpgeorge

The top menu and header are far too big – unless the header is really something special (and yours isn’t), one doesn’t really want to scroll down to see any content.

The sidebars are too chaotic – too much riotous colour that more or less destroys the aesthetic of the original theme.

I would also banish the ads, or move them slightly down the page – are ads more important to you than content?

If you insist on using a serif font, then the text needs to be bigger. It’s too small to be comfortable, which makes me (and, I’m assuming, most people) not want to bother reading it at all.

Either user a sans serif font and keep it small, or increase the default size.

Other than that, it’s not bad.

The correct answer, of course, is that only a qualified lawyer should be advising you as to the law.

The advocacy of the RIAA can only apply in certain circumstances (see http://www.riaa.com/news/filings/default.asp for some of their key cases). First amendment arguments are redundant outside of the U.S., and copyright must be enforced in the country in which there has been an alleged infringement. Anti-suit injunctions, forum non conveniens and multiple enforcement orders do not apply.

Ultimately your question is far too vague to be answered correctly, and even if you do ask the right questions, the answers you receive may not be correct (no offence to anyone – I am by no means expert in copyright law either).