Past Coverage

• "Others Do It More" Drives Music Pirates - May 11, 2007
• College Students Who Drink and Drive Are Likely to Do It Again Despite Negative Consequences, Study Finds - December 2, 2005
• New Software Uses Fake Songs to Confound Would-Be Music Traders - June 4, 2004
• Internet 'Addiction' Is Symptom, Not Cause, of Problems in Life, Study Finds - July 18, 2003
• On the Web, a Textbook Proliferation of Piracy - July 11, 2008

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