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Jenni R. Engebretsen is currently the Director of Communications for the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the Washington, DC-based trade group that represents the U.S. recording industry.
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RIAA spokeswoman Jenni Engebretsen is quoted as saying no case had yet gone to trial out of any RIAA lawsuits.
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I sought comment on this post from the DNC and from Jenni Engebretsen.
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With the news that Jenni Engebretsen, the RIAA's Director of Communications, has been put in charge of PR for the Democratic National Convention, I thought I'd round up some of her greatest hits, culled from her adventures in PR while helping pilot the RIAA into its coveted slot as the most hated company in America:
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Today, Jenni Engebretsen was named "Deputy CEO for Public Affairs," for the upcoming Democratic National Convention in Denver -- but she is better known as the Director of Communications for the Recording
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Before joining the RIAA, Engebretsen spent eight years working in Democratic politics, most recently as a Regional Communications Director for the Kerry-Edwards for President campaign, where she was responsible for developing campaign communications strategy for top-targeted states including Florida and New Hampshire.
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We reported that, and I asked RIAA Director of Communications Jenni Engebretsen some followup questions:
Boing Boing 2006
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If Ms Engebretsen is reading this, I'd be glad to hear any comment you'd care to make on those questions now.
Boing Boing 2006
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When I asked if they intended to sue RPG Films for real, and whether these forgeries were common, and whether the RIAA would investigate the forgery, RIAA Director of Communications Jenni Engebretsen promised me she'd get back to me with answers.
Boing Boing: August 13, 2006 - August 19, 2006 Archives 2006
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In response to NU's request, the RIAA's Engebretsen said, "It is neither practical nor appropriate for us to entertain a reimbursement request."
University of Nebraska Will Bill RIAA $11 For Each Threatening Letter Received - The Consumerist 2007
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