Harvard students not pinned for filesharing

While America’s students are being terrorized by the RIAA for filesharing, it looks like one special group of students is immune to filesharing rules and regulations. Step up the class of 2008 from Harvard.

The RIAA has delivered thousands of letters to universities to try and curb filesharing habits. This action often results in students who are accused of filesharing being given an ultimatum with the threat of court action if they don’t cough up several thousand bucks.

Perhaps Harvard’s students are simply a law-abiding bunch of students, but they are students, right? For whatever reason, Harvard has not received any pre-litigation letters from the RIAA.

What’s most bizarre in this case is that the RIAA admits that Harvard students are engaged in filesharing activities, but the “levels are not sufficient enough to warrant legal action”. Hold on a minute. When did it become about levels?

Is the RIAA too scared to go after Harvard’s hardened team of lawyers?

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Posted on 26 April 2008 by mike in Filesharing