Oct 27, 2005 • 1 min read

RIAA launches more anti-download lawsuits

The RIAA has filed another round of lawsuits against individuals it says share large amounts of music online, including students on the internet2 network.

Good news for fans of litigation. The Recording Industry Association Of America have launched another set of lawsuits against individuals who they believe are sharing large amounts of music online. Once again, students using the superfast campus based internet2 network are among those targeted. We've lost count how many of these lawsuits the RIAA has now initiated, but I reckon it must be getting close to 78.4 million. P2P usage in the States, of course, continues to rise.

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