RIAA Scare Tactics

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Starting next week, UC Berkeley students will receive a stern warning from the university about the perils of music file sharing. They'll be warned they can lose their Internet access or get slapped with a costly copyright infringement lawsuit if they aren't careful about uploading and downloading files using programs like Kazaa. University of California officials sent a memo advising all chancellors to send a message to all campus communities. Stanford sent a similar message to faculty and students in May. According to most school officials, the RIAA is playing hard ball and the universities are warning students "for their own good."

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We use a Packet Shaper to block use of Kazaa and other P2P outright. Everyone hates it, but it's better than the university getting sued by the RIAA.

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