Recording Industry Sues 4 Students for Allegedly Trading Songs Within College Networks

By SCOTT CARLSON

The Recording Industry Association of America has sued four college students who allegedly were offering access to copyrighted music files within their institutions' networks.

Joseph Nievelt, a student at Michigan Technological University; Daniel Peng, a student at Princeton University; and Aaron Sherman and Jesse...

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