Tag: online piracy

A pirate’s life for me

I’m having an identity crisis. Am I the villain or am I part of a movement that has yet to be fully realized?

Greek Week 2008: Speaker addresses Internet perils

C.L. Lindsay, a lawyer from Philadelphia and author of “The College Student’s Guide to the Law,” spoke at the University of La Verne about MySpace, Facebook, blogging and the consequences that come along with users sharing too much information about themselves online.

No foul in illegal downloading

Even though the United States accounts for more than 35 percent of illegal downloading that occurs across the world, the practice may actually be doing the record industry more good than harm, according to a study co-authored by Harvard Business School professor Felix Oberholzer-Gee.

Labels and musicians not dying by digital music

In today’s information age – when anything and everything can be Googled on the Internet – musicians are among those who have encountered both the benefits and challenges of this high tech phenomenon.

Foundation to sue Sony for privacy violation

The last couple of years, have been marked by a battle between music companies and music lovers.

Pirates pillage online

The average college campus is full of criminals, and so is the University of La Verne.

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