RIAA has student's PC confiscated
Demonstrating its seriousness about ending the unauthorized distribution of music files, the Recording Industry Association of America has worked with Oklahoma State University and campus police to have a 19-year-old student's computer, including two CD burners, seized. The RIAA's online detectives had noticed his posting in chat rooms and moved to end the operations of his FTP site.
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