RIAA apologizes for threatening letter | CNET News.com

The notice and subsequent apology appears to mark the first time that a faulty notification has been made public. The incident also shows just how easily automated programs that search for copyrighted material can be fooled, as well as how disruptive such notices can be on college campuses.

'Cause, you know, they're never wrong. Even now - technically, Penn was in violation, so the RIAA was just doing it's job. Yeah, that's the ticket....