Past Coverage

• Colleges Must Shake Up Their Business Models to Counter New Competition Online, Former FCC Chairman Says - May 19, 2008
• Music Industry Will Stop Mass Lawsuits Against Students Over Illegal Trading - December 19, 2008
• Music Industry Changes Tune of New Program to Fight File Sharing - November 3, 2009
• Recording Industry Plans Big Push Against Illegal Sharing of Music Files - July 11, 2003
• Many Colleges Lack Music-Piracy Policies - April 9, 2004

Recent News

• Professors at U. of North Texas Are Required to Put in Daily Hours on Campus

  By Katherine Mangan

  Faculty members must spend four hours a day on campus, four days each week. They aren't exactly pleased, but fieldwork with students counts, too.

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  Tom Joyner Venture Will Help Black Colleges Start Online Programs

  By Goldie Blumenstyk

  The radio-show host's company intends to assist the colleges in competing against for-profit institutions in enrolling minority students.

• Public Higher Education Is 'Eroding From All Sides,' Warn Political Scientists

  By David Glenn

  The institutions are facing declining finances and popular support, said scholars at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association.

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