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Join the discussion on education, policies, and legal alternatives for reducing illegal P2P file sharing on campuses. Learn about negotiated services and institutions' approaches.
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Discussion Session:Options for Legal Music and Movie Services John Arpino, The George Washington University Ellen Yu Borkowski, University of Maryland George Loftus, OSHEAN
Approaches to Reducing or Eliminating Illegal P2P Filesharing • Education and Awareness • Policies and Enforcement • Network Management • Legal Alternatives (Source: Joint Committee of the Higher Education and Entertainment Communities)
Campus-Negotiated Service to Offer Access to Online Music and Movies • Already offered: 7.6%(DR=20.3%, MA=6.5%, BA=5.4%, AA=1.8%) • Plan to offer: 3.0% • Considering: 18.3% • No plans: 71.1% (Source: EDUCAUSE 2005 Core Data Servicehttp://www.educause.edu/coredata)
Services Institutions Are Employing • Cdigix = 45% • Ruckus = 32% • Napster = 19% • Rhapsody = 13% • Other = 6% (Source: ResNet 2006 Online Entertainment Services Surveyhttp://www.resnetsymposium.org)
Panel - Each Will Describe: • How his or her campus has approached providing students with access to legal online entertainment services • The process for making a decision or getting to their current position • What’s next – if the process or examination is ongoing
Discussion For more information, see: Campuses Licensing Online Music and Movies http://www.educause.edu/CampusActivities/8428