Mar 27 2007

Recording industry group says piracy students are settling

  • Written by soulxtc
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A recording industry group that has been offering settlements to college students suspected of sharing music online says more than a quarter of the alleged music pirates have accepted the offer.

The Recording Industry Association of America sent letters offering discounted settlements to 400 computer users at 13 universities in late February. Another batch was sent out this week.

Association spokesman Jonathan Lamy said Friday that, so far, 116 settlements were reached after the first round of letters went out.

Those letters targeted students at Arizona State University; Marshall University; North Carolina State University; North Dakota State University; Northern Illinois University; Ohio University; Syracuse University; University of Massachusetts, Amherst; University of Nebraska- Lincoln; University of South Florida; University of Southern California; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; and University of Texas, Austin.

Lamy would not specify which of the schools the 116 students attend.

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Comments

  1. PM Harper

    It’s sooo easy to sue in the ‘States…. Here is Canada we have annoying collection agencies… You might get chased by the Sheriff or get your wages garnished but at least you don’t lose your assets or have to drop out of college to pay… Jeeze where’s the justice in the US?

    PM

  2. StormNinja

    There is no justice in US…

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