MarketingVOX: The RIAA has just released around 408 pre-litigation settlement letters to 23 previously-unhampered universities nationwide, in its latest iteration of the “education and deterrence campaign” against “file-traffickers” launched earlier this year against college campuses.
Students are reminded that, to avoid additional sturm and drang, they may pay a thoughtfully discounted settlement fee – all online – at P2PLawsuits.com before the RIAA files a formal lawsuit.
The following 23 schools, and the number of letters they received for piracy-oriented issues, are listed below, courtesy of ZeroPaid:
State University of New York at Morrisville (34)
Georgia Institute of Technology (31)
Pennsylvania State University (31)
University of Central Arkansas (27)
University of Delaware (23)
Northern Michigan University (20)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (20)
George Washington University (19)
Ohio State University (19)
New Mexico State University (17)
Eckerd College (16)
University of Minnesota (16)
California State University – Monterey Bay (14)
University of Kansas (14)
University of Missouri – Rolla (14)
University of San Francisco (13)
Case Western Reserve University (12)
Northern Arizona University (12)
San Francisco State University (12)
University of Tulsa (12)
Franklin and Marshall College (11)
Western Kentucky University (11)
Santa Clara University (10)
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