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Digital Entertainment on Campus: Old Lawsuits and New Business ModelsCreated by Gerry Bayne (EDUCAUSE) on June 20, 2007
In this hour-long podcast, we present a session from the EDUCAUSE 2007 Policy Conference entitled, "Digital Entertainment on Campus: Old Lawsuits and New Business Models". This session consists of a panel discussion as well as Q&A from attendess. The panel includes: Michael J. Bebel, CEO, Ruckus Network Jeffrey Bronikowski, Senior Vice President, Business Development, Global Digital Initiatives Division, Universal Music Group Larry Jacobson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Cdigix Session moderator: Susan Butler, Senior Correspondent, Billboard Magazine Dec. 11 EDUCAUSE Live to Cover Student Perspectives on Music PiracyCreated by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on December 04, 2006
 The December 11 EDUCAUSE Live Web seminar will cover students’ viewpoints on the controversial topic of music piracy. In response to increasing rates of media piracy, particularly among college-aged students, the content industry has tried a variety of methods to dissuade questionable file-sharing practices, including airing commercials, filing lawsuits, and urging schools to provide access to sanctioned legal services, but progress to date has been minimal. Students themselves have not been consulted about their actual attitudes and behavior in this arena, although diverse motives have been ascribed to them. To gain a richer understanding of this key demographic, 42 undergraduates from a major East Coast university were interviewed at length about their media-acquisition habits and their responses to industry antipiracy efforts. Read additional resources on P2P or file sharing. |
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