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RIAA threatens to subpoena college

Swarthmore has recently been threatened with a possible subpoena alleging two students’ infringement on national copyright laws through file sharing. The Recording Industry Association of America notified Information Technology Services about the alleged illegal activities of the students.

The first notice was received on Jan. 25 about file sharing that occurred on Jan. 18. The second was received on March 5 about file sharing that occurred on March 2.

The college has received many similar not…

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