OK, perhaps that's an understatement. Check out this article from the Tennessean. The University of Oregon is challenging the investigative techniques used by the RIAA to gather information on illegal file sharers. I'll try to grab a copy of the motion but it appears that the University is basing its claim on Oregon law, which requires a license in order to engage in data mining.
I think it's very interesting to see how so many universities are taking such a bold stance against the RIAA, spending considerable sums of money in order to protect their students.
I think it's very interesting to see how so many universities are taking such a bold stance against the RIAA, spending considerable sums of money in order to protect their students.
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