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June 17, 2008, 12:33 pm
The Recording Industry Association of America is likened to a thug in this video produced by Gabriel de Urioste, of the Free Culture chapter at New York University. He made the silent black and white video for one of his film classes at the university to express his view that the industry group’s tactic of suing people who download music off the Internet is heavy-handed.
Mr. de Urioste posted the video to YouTube last week. —Andrea L. Foster
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