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Digging Deep with P2P: Understanding Students' Media Habits

October 30, 2008 | A session at the EDUCAUSE 2008 Annual Conference

Illinois State University's Digital Citizen Project teamed up with Carnegie Mellon University researchers to conduct multidisciplinary qualitative and quantitative analysis and studies of data…

Digital Citizen Project

August 10, 2007

The Illinois State Digital Citizen Project is a multi-year project to impact illegal piracy on campus using a multi-faceted approach to confront pervasive attitudes and behaviors in peer-to-peer …

Digital Entertainment on Campus: Old Lawsuits and New Business Models

May 16, 2007

Earlier this year, in what Casey Green called its "spring offensive," the Recording Industry Association of America stepped up its program of bringing infringement claims against thousand…

Digital Hollywood Mulls Changing Content Rights

January 1, 2006

Accenture and others are pushing digital rights management software that would identify the consumer rather than the device, so people can pay once and put the content on as many devices as they wi…

DMCA Agent Response

January 1, 2004

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) provided certain protections to universities in their role as ISPs, but along with it came several new responsibilities. This paper will discuss Virginia…

DNS Provisions to be Removed from SOPA

January 13, 2012

Today, January 13, 2012, Rep. Smith (R-TX), Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, announced that he plans to remove the controversial DNS provisions from the “Stop Online Piracy” (SOPA…

Does Google Library Violate Copyright?

January 1, 2005

The author compares the two components of Google Print (Google Library and Google Publisher) and then explores the case both for and against the Authors Guild's lawsuit against Google Library.…

Downloading by Students Overstated

January 23, 2008

"In its campaign urging lawmakers and colleges to take the issue of on-campus illegal file sharing seriously, the Motion Picture Association of America has wielded an array of legal argument…

Dutch File-sharers Win Reprieve

January 1, 2005

A Dutch judge has blocked attempts to find out who may be illegally sharing movies and music in Holland. Dutch industry group Brein was behind the attempt to discover the identities of file-sharers…

E-Learning Software Patent Under Scrutiny

January 1, 2007

"The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently announced that it will re-examine a patent held by e-learning software company Blackboard. The Software Freedom Law Center, an open source softwa…