Finance
Joel Tenenbaum Fined $675,000 for Illegally Downloading and Sharing Copyrighted Music
The First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston has confirmed a $675,000 penalty Tuesday imposed on Joel Tenenbaum for illegally downloading and sharing up to 30 songs via Kazaa when he was studying at Boston University in 2004. They charged him in 2009.
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Missing IU Student’s Parents File Civil Negligence Lawsuit against Three Classmates
Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE-Advanced Release Date and Specs: Device Becomes Fastest Phone on the Market
Hunt Library at NCSU Doesn’t Have Books
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About 30 UK universities Will Shut Down Due To Declining Government Funds: Survey
Sterling President’s On-Campus Home Upgraded For $240,000; Staff Demands Explanation from University
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By Staff ReporterUniversity of Maryland Researchers Create Battery Made With Wood
By Russell WesterholmTesla Unveils 90-Second Battery Swap System in Live Model S Demonstration (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmJust 8 U.S. Universities Make It to the ‘100 under 50’ List
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