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The RIAA is Abandoning Mass Lawsuits, VICTORY!

The RIAA is Abandoning Mass Lawsuits, VICTORY!

The music industry isn't quite as dumb as it looks. After years of suing sick children, elderly grandmothers and dead people for downloading music, the RIAA is abandoning all future legal action against individuals. 


The RIAA has opened legal proceedings against 35,000 people since 2003 (including my ex-gf) yet it's become clear that the threat...

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Latest comment by Anonymous: Disconnect customers ! LOL!!
Not in this Economy !! LOL!
good luck..

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RIAA Suing Student For $1 Million, Harvard Law Professor Comes to His Aid

RIAA Suing Student For $1 Million, Harvard Law Professor Comes to His Aid

Back in October, Joel Tenenbaum, an undergraduate at Boston University, received a notice from the copyright infringement boogieman, also known as the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), that he was being sued for illegally downloading and sharing copyrighted music.

 

Today, in a Rhode Island federal court, Harvard Law School Profe...

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Latest comment by Anonymous: love your biased presentation! lol EVIL RIAA... nothing like a little good ol' brainwashing (but hey, the major media is currently addicted to it, so why not?) but anyway, righ

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Harvard Law Professor Takes on the RIAA For "Extorting" Students

Harvard Law Professor Takes on the RIAA For "Extorting" Students

For music-downloadin’ students everywhere, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is the boogieman – an ethereal entity that you hear frightening stories about and hope you never encounter.

 

But, not all students are lucky enough to Matrix dodge the “You’re getting sued for copyright infringement” bullet.

 

Joel Tenenbaum, a Bosto...

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Latest comment by Anonymous: One thing which is not said is that the RIAA and Directv have sued many innocent people and accepted large sums from these innocent people to settle. It is illegal to sue someone you kn

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College Officials Turn Anti-Anti-Piracy

College Officials Turn Anti-Anti-Piracy

The recording industry and college students have been locked in battle for some time now. It’s simple really: college students are cheap and want to download music for free, while the recording industry wants money and does not want people to download music for free.
 

As a result the industry has been on an anti-piracy campaign that puts colleg...

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Latest comment by Anonymous: Good for the college administrators. They got balls.

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How To Survive the Non-Existent Recession

How To Survive the Non-Existent Recession

McCain's campaign co-chairman, Phil Gramm, says we are in a "mental recession," but concrete evidence suggests otherwise. Since college students seem to transcend the reach of economical ruin, here are some steps to improve life during the illusionary economic slump.

 

1. Switch the Dom Perignon for Natty Light

Not that college students are big ...

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Fresh Cream: All the News We Missed

Fresh Cream: All the News We Missed

Combat the summer party drought by hosting a big bash at your home using Co-Ed’s helpful guide.

 

College Candy’s UMass contributor pondered the age-old dilemma of how to handle a strip club-loving boyfriend.

 

The Pre Req reported that Ohio State is the home of music piracy.

 

Campus Squeeze compiled a hilarious list of 69 ways to tell you’re a...

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