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The Recording Industry Association of America picked up the pace of its legal attack on Net music swappers Tuesday, filing copyright infringement suits against another 531 individuals.
The Recording Industry Association of America is pressing a federal court to ignore cable Internet provider Charter Communications' attempt to keep private the names of 93 subscribers who allegedly traded songs online illegally.
An attack on corporate use of peer-to-peer software is under way, as companies face increasing pressure from record labels and other copyright holders to stop employees from file trading.
Charter Communications has filed a lawsuit in an effort to bar the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) from obtaining the identities of its cable customers that have allegedly traded songs illegally online.
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