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August 31, 2005, 2:09 pm
The Recording Industry Association of America has filed another monthly batch of antipiracy lawsuits against 754 "John Doe" defendants. But no campus file-swapping suspects were named. Campus officials may well be bracing themselves for next month’s suits, though: Last year the industry group stopped suing college-network users over the summer before resuming the tactic in September.
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