Past Coverage

• Federal Appeals Court Forces Verizon to Identify 2 Alleged File-Sharers - June 20, 2003
• Sharing of Music Files by Students Has Declined Drastically, New Pew Survey Finds - January 16, 2004
• 80 Percent of Students Who Download Music Don't Think About Copyright, a Study Finds - August 15, 2003
• Recording Industry Forces Universities to Identify Students Suspected of Music Piracy - July 25, 2003
• Court Slows Efforts to Stop Illegal Sharing of Music - January 9, 2004

Featured Commentary

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  A Fine Legal Mess: When Student Groups Collide With Anti-Bias Policy

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