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RIAA accidently sent a threatening letter because their automated copyright crawlers found an mp3 connected with the word “Usher”. Turns out it was an a cappella song performed by astronomers about the Swift gamma ray satellite designed by Penn State.
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One Comment
Bob
October 11th, 2007
at 10:50am
Penn State could have kept quite and wrote back to the RIAA, saying we’ll see you in Court following up with a lawsuit of their own $100 Mil. for Defamation. I believe the RIAA would slow down a tick in sending We’ll Sue you letters. Maybe Penn State could use the 100 Mil. in the Computer Sciences Dept.