Record industry sues more over downloads
The recording industry sued 531 more computer users Tuesday it said were illegally distributing songs over the Internet in what has become a routine reminder reminder that college students, teenagers and others can face expensive lawsuits for swapping music online. The Recording Industry Association of America filed the latest complaints against "John Doe" defendants in lawsuits in Atlanta ; Philadelphia ; Orlando, Fla. ; and Trenton, N.J. It said the defendants were customers of one of five Internet providers based in those cities.
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