RSS
Penn State Napster Launches
from the does-anyone-care? dept
Penn State has gone ahead and launched their own version of Napster, where on-campus students will have very limited access to streaming music for free. However, if they dare go off campus or want to, say, burn their music and listen to it somewhere besides their computer - they'll have to pay up. This has already angered some students who feel their money is being wasted on a useless system they don't want. More importantly, it's unlikely to do anything to stop music sharing. Sure, plenty of students will use it while on campus (why not? it's free!), but it's so limited that it will just give them more reasons to explore other solutions that don't tie them down with restrictions.
If you liked this post, you may also be interested in...
- Cybersecurity Bill Backers Insist This Isn't SOPA... But Is It Needed?
- If The RIAA Wants To Talk About Misinformation Campaigns, Let's Start With The RIAA's Misinformation Campaign
- UK Report Blames The Internet For Terrorism, Says ISPs Should Take Down Content
- NY Times: RIAA & MPAA Exaggerate Piracy Impact Stats... But We're Going To Assume They're True Anyway
- Author Jonathan Franzen Thinks That Ebooks Mean The World Will No Longer Work
Add Your Comment