Massive Increase in RIAA Copyright Notices

Slashdot, May 2, 2008

According to Wired, universities in the US are experiencing a "20-fold increase" in the number of takedown notices from the RIAA in the last ten days. Indiana University reports 80 notices a day, but they say their traffic hasn't increased significantly over the same time period.

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