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The Chronicle of Higher Education
June 17, 2009
MIT Tops List of College Copyright Violators
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology had the most instances of digital piracy and other copyright infringements among American colleges and universities in 2008 for the second year in a row, according to a report released by Bay-TSP, a California company that offers tracking applications for copyrighted works.
MIT Tech
June 12, 2009
BayTSP Labels MIT #1 in Digital Piracy; IS&T Disputes Claim
MIT is the leading university for digital piracy and related copyright infringements within the U.S. for a second time in a row, according to a 2008 report from BayTSP (published May, 2009).
San Francisco Chronicle
June 1, 2009
Assessing Napster - 10 years later
When 18-year-old Shawn Fanning released his Napster file-sharing program on the Internet 10 years ago this month, little did he know he was unleashing a digital revolution that would continue today.
TorrentFreak
May 29, 2009
Downloading 3322 Copyrighted Movies is Okay in Spain
In Spain, a judge has dismissed a case against a man who downloaded and shared 3322 copyrighted movies on the Internet. Despite efforts from local anti-piracy outfits, the legal system in Spain continues to stand firmly behind those who share music and movies without financial gain.
BusinessWeek
April 29, 2009
A Sector Assembles to Turn Video Pirates Into Gold
As President Barack Obama recently learned, it's hip to be anti-pirate. But claiming anti-piracy as your life's focus? That's just so antagonistic.
BusinessInsider
April 16, 2009
Piracy crackdown kills Justin.tv’s traffic
Justin.tv's piracy-friendly ways appears to have finally caught up to it. At the end of March, live-streaming site Justin.tv put out a release announcing its international traffic was bigger than Hulu's. TechCrunch's Erik Schonfeld wrote "Live video on the Web is starting to take off, judging by the massive jump in traffic that Justin.tv is witnessing."
World Diabetes Day website
April 9, 2009
World Diabetes Day race car takes fifth in the Mint 400
Desert Dingo Racing's '69 VW Beetle - the official World Diabetes Day off road race car - took fifth in class in the historic Mint 400 desert race outside Las Vegas, Nevada (USA) on March 29 and team members used the event to spread the word about the growing threat of diabetes.
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