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October 31, 2007

Episode 9: Colleges Ask the Recording Industry: Why Us?

The recording industry has pressured colleges to do more about campus music piracy, but college leaders feel that they are being unfairly targeted. Cary H. Sherman, president of the Recording Industry Association of America, responds in an interview.

Scott Carlson, a Chronicle reporter, and Warren Arbogast, a technology consultant who works with colleges, talk about the headaches, anxieties, and general problems you might be having with technology on your college campus. Look for new installments every other Thursday.

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Past Coverage

Colleges Ask the Recording Industry: Why Us? - November 6, 2007
College and Record Executives Tell Congress of Steps to Curtail Music Piracy - September 3, 2004
RIAA Sends July's Batch of Pre-Litigation Letters - July 18, 2007
Music Pirates Run Wild at the U. of South Carolina - February 2, 2007
Record Companies Sue People at 14 Colleges for Alleged Music Piracy - May 7, 2004

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