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Thursday, May 1, 2003 |
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"Four university students sued by major recording companies for operating campuswide programs that let users download music and other files have reached settlements under which they will each pay between $12,000 and $17,500 to the recording industry.
Under the terms of the separate settlements, the students, without admitting guilt in any of the recording industry's allegations, agreed to disable Web sites that allowed users at their respective schools to find songs and other files located on computers throughout their campus networks. The students, who were sued in federal courts in Michigan, New Jersey and New York last month, also agreed not to knowingly violate copyrights on sound recording by using the Internet to distribute music." [WSJ] |
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