Student Sued By RIAA Raises Settlement Money Through Web Site
So much for needing a summer job. Jesse Jordan, the Long Island, New York, teenager who was one of four college students sued by the Recording Industry Association of America for copyright infringement back in April, has made back all the money he owed as part of his $12,000 settlement, and he didn’t do it the old-fashioned way. Jordan was accused by the RIAA of running a file-sharing Web site. While he admitted no wrongdoing, he settled along with the three other accused college students rather than challenge the lawsuit. The 19-year-old had been trying to find a summer job… Read more »