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Some Harvard undergraduates have found themselves among the hundreds of college students targeted by lawsuits that aimed to curtail the piracy of copyrighted material through online file sharing...
Both the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) filed copyright infringement lawsuits against students at colleges and universities nationwide who allegedly engaged in illegal file sharing...
Robert Mitchell, director of communications for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), told The Crimson at that time that the University does not disclose the names of students whose IP addresses are implicated in illegal file sharing under normal circumstances. But he said Harvard does comply with subpoenas requiring...
...also said that students’ records and academic standing would not be affected by legal action related to file sharing but that the University had no say in the RIAA’s decision of whether to pursue a particular case in court. Students must agree to obey copyright law in order to gain access to the University network...
...Maverick label gave Starbucks an exclusive six-week window to sell Alanis Morissette's all-acoustic version of her first hit album, Jagged Little Pill, and the coffee company is launching a new girl group, Antigone Rising, whose debut CD (from Lava Records) is available only through Starbucks. "With file-sharing being as rampant as it is, the industry is competing with free," says Jim Donio, head of the National Association of Recording Merchandisers. "Getting people to hear new music and actually want to buy it is the best way we know to compete with piracy...