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Piracy and Interviews/Podcasts/Videos

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Music Industry Issues Another Litigation Threat To Students
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Title:Music Industry Issues Another Litigation Threat To Students (ID: EPO0740)
Source:Maine Public Broadcasting Network
Origin:Contributed by the EDUCAUSE Policy Office (08/21/2007)
Type:Interviews/Podcasts/Videos
Abstract:

Heidi Wachs, Government Relations Officer for EDUCAUSE, shares her insights on the potential consequences by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)’s sending pre-litigation letters to students at 58 colleges, including the University of Maine.

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http://www.mpbn.net/asx/070821riaa.asx[Off site]
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What is Wrong with Ripping?
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Title:What is Wrong with Ripping? (ID: CSD4675)
Origin:Contributed by Organizations or Campuses (2006)
Type:Interviews/Podcasts/Videos
Abstract:CUA's anti-piracy video.
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http://digitalmedia.cua.edu/events/event_dsp.cfm?event=781[Off site]
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What Do You Think?
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Title:What Do You Think? (ID: CSD4527)
Origin:Contributed by Organizations or Campuses (2006)
Type:Interviews/Podcasts/Videos
Abstract:What Do You Think?, is a documentary on intellectual property and file-sharing. The film encourages students to learn about and discuss file-sharing and intellectual property. It doesn't take a position on the issue, but simply informs the audience and encourages critical thinking.
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http://law.richmond.edu/ipi/whatdoyouthink.htm[Off site]
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