Recent Articles Related to Peer-to-Peer

2007

March 18, 2007: Peer-to-Peer Poisoners: A Tour of MediaDefender (Ars Technica)
January 22, 2007: Ruckus Unveils Free Music Download Service - With a Catch (TechNewsWorld)
January 19, 2007: Cdigix Joins Internet2 to Develop Next-Generation Services (HPCwire)

2006

July 25, 2006: Too Much Sharing About File Sharing (Inside Higher Ed)
July 6, 2006: Free, Legal and Ignored (The Wall Street Journal Online)
June 12, 2006: RIAA Chief Says Illegal Song-Sharing 'Contained' (USA Today)
June 1, 2006: How P2P Will Change Collaborative Learning (Campus Technology)
May 21, 2006: The Dorm Room Battle (Harvard Political Review Online)
May 13, 2006: Our Own Creative Land (p2pnet)
May 11, 2006: Media Giants Go to Second Round Over Online Piracy (UCSD Guardian Online)
May 10, 2006: Digital Music Sales Continue to Rise (VOA News)
May 1, 2006: Downloading Continues on Campuses Despite Ruling, Lawsuits (The Spectrum)
April 28, 2006: Music Industry, Movie Studios Warn Colleges on Piracy (TechNewsWorld)
April 28, 2006: RIAA, MPAA, School Threat Letter (p2pnet)
April 27, 2006: New MPAA, RIAA University Attacks (p2pnet)
April 27, 2006: Studios, RIAA Target Student Piracy (CNET News.com)
April 25, 2006: Plugged In: Filesharing is no longer about snatching a few songs off the Internet. It's the business model of the future. (The Emory Wheel)
April 11, 2006: University P2P Policy To Change (The Daily Campus)

2005

November 16, 2005: After 'Grokster', the Battle Continues (Inside Higher Ed)
November 7, 2005: Last Waltz for Grokster (CNET News.com)
October 13, 2005: Yahoo! Music Goes Collegiate (ClickZ Network)
September 29, 2005: Senators Turning Up Heat on P2P Pirates (eWeek.com)
September 22, 2005: Music Sites Caving to Pressure from Labels? (CNET News.com)
September 21, 2005: Big Music University Shill Report (P2PNet)
September 15, 2005: Record Labels Send More Letters to P2P Services (CNET News.com)
September 9, 2005: Recording, Movie Groups Join Internet2 (CNET News.com)
September 7, 2005: P2P Traffic Still Dominates the Net (Top Tech News)
September 6, 2005: Napster Pilot Program Promises Free Music, But Not for All (The Brown Daily Herald)
September 6, 2005: Kazaa Vows to Fight on in P2P War (vnunet.com)
September 6, 2005: Australian Court Rules Against Music Service Kazaa (Reuters)
August 25, 2005: Studios Mine P2P Logs to Sue Swappers (CNET News.com)
August 22, 2005: How Label-Backed P2P Was Born (CNET News.com)
August 8, 2005: File-Swap TV Comes Into Focus (CNET News.com)
August 5, 2005: Freenet Releases Pre Alpha Version of 'Anonymous' P2P (PC Pro)
August 5, 2005: American U. to Switch Legal Downloading Services (The Chronicle: Wired Campus Blog)
July 15, 2005: Open-Source P2P Projects Keep Swapping (ZDNet)
July 9, 2005: Students Refuse to Buy a Single Song from Napster (The Register)
July 6, 2005: Dell, Napster Target College Downloads (Forbes.com)

Peer-to-Peer Campus Activities Joint Committee of the Higher Education and Entertainment Communities Technology Task Force Recent Articles Useful Links Vendors		Recent Articles Related to Peer-to-Peer 2007 March 18, 2007: Peer-to-Peer Poisoners: A Tour of MediaDefender (Ars Technica) January 22, 2007: Ruckus Unveils Free Music Download Service - With a Catch (TechNewsWorld) January 19, 2007: Cdigix Joins Internet2 to Develop Next-Generation Services (HPCwire) 2006 July 25, 2006: Too Much Sharing About File Sharing (Inside Higher Ed) July 6, 2006: Free, Legal and Ignored (The Wall Street Journal Online) June 12, 2006: RIAA Chief Says Illegal Song-Sharing 'Contained' (USA Today) June 1, 2006: How P2P Will Change Collaborative Learning (Campus Technology) May 21, 2006: The Dorm Room Battle (Harvard Political Review Online) May 13, 2006: Our Own Creative Land (p2pnet) May 11, 2006: Media Giants Go to Second Round Over Online Piracy (UCSD Guardian Online) May 10, 2006: Digital Music Sales Continue to Rise (VOA News) May 1, 2006: Downloading Continues on Campuses Despite Ruling, Lawsuits (The Spectrum) April 28, 2006: Music Industry, Movie Studios Warn Colleges on Piracy (TechNewsWorld) April 28, 2006: RIAA, MPAA, School Threat Letter (p2pnet) April 27, 2006: New MPAA, RIAA University Attacks (p2pnet) April 27, 2006: Studios, RIAA Target Student Piracy (CNET News.com) April 25, 2006: Plugged In: Filesharing is no longer about snatching a few songs off the Internet. It's the business model of the future. (The Emory Wheel) April 11, 2006: University P2P Policy To Change (The Daily Campus) 2005 November 16, 2005: After 'Grokster', the Battle Continues (Inside Higher Ed) November 7, 2005: Last Waltz for Grokster (CNET News.com) October 13, 2005: Yahoo! Music Goes Collegiate (ClickZ Network) September 29, 2005: Senators Turning Up Heat on P2P Pirates (eWeek.com) September 22, 2005: Music Sites Caving to Pressure from Labels? (CNET News.com) September 21, 2005: Big Music University Shill Report (P2PNet) September 15, 2005: Record Labels Send More Letters to P2P Services (CNET News.com) September 9, 2005: Recording, Movie Groups Join Internet2 (CNET News.com) September 7, 2005: P2P Traffic Still Dominates the Net (Top Tech News) September 6, 2005: Napster Pilot Program Promises Free Music, But Not for All (The Brown Daily Herald) September 6, 2005: Kazaa Vows to Fight on in P2P War (vnunet.com) September 6, 2005: Australian Court Rules Against Music Service Kazaa (Reuters) August 25, 2005: Studios Mine P2P Logs to Sue Swappers (CNET News.com) August 22, 2005: How Label-Backed P2P Was Born (CNET News.com) August 8, 2005: File-Swap TV Comes Into Focus (CNET News.com) August 5, 2005: Freenet Releases Pre Alpha Version of 'Anonymous' P2P (PC Pro) August 5, 2005: American U. to Switch Legal Downloading Services (The Chronicle: Wired Campus Blog) July 15, 2005: Open-Source P2P Projects Keep Swapping (ZDNet) July 9, 2005: Students Refuse to Buy a Single Song from Napster (The Register) July 6, 2005: Dell, Napster Target College Downloads (Forbes.com)
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