Studios, RIAA target student piracy

Re: Studios, RIAA target student piracy: Beyond a number of RIAA lawsuits against students, the organizations also have built technology that would make it easier to remove suspected file swappers from campus networks.

Wouldn't the university want to know for sure whether someone is infringing copyright before removing them from the network?

I give this, whereever it's implemented, as long as it takes for the first senior faculty to get booted on suspicion.; Posted by: none none Posted on: 04/27/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Greed?? marbing@... | 04/27/06

That's where you're wrong Necrolin | 04/27/06

people who buy the most music... cyber-shoplifter | 04/28/06

Ludicrous... DarbyOhara | 05/01/06

so you think Shelendrea | 04/28/06

I just knew.... DarbyOhara | 05/01/06

Planting the Seeds ArthurDent | 04/27/06

Lawsuits are a stupid biz model cyber-shoplifter | 04/28/06

How? DarbyOhara | 05/01/06

Why should you care? DarbyOhara | 05/01/06

I am so proud of these kids.. cyber-shoplifter | 04/28/06

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