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Fighting Music and Movie Piracy Costs Colleges Considerably, Study Says

Fighting Music and Movie Piracy Costs Colleges Considerably, Study Says

Title:Fighting Music and Movie Piracy Costs Colleges Considerably, Study Says (ID: CSD5538)
Author(s):Brock Read (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
Topics:Cost Analysis or Assessment, HEOA, P2P File Sharing, Piracy
Source:The Chronicle of Higher Education
Origin:Community Contributions (10/20/2008)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

Colleges are spending a good deal of money to prevent students from downloading copyrighted music and movies, says a report released today. And with new requirements recently imposed on institutions of higher education by Congress, the report's author argues, the cost of fighting piracy could rise even further.

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