Discussion Session:Options for Legal Music and

Movie Services

John Arpino, The George Washington UniversityEllen Yu Borkowski, University of Maryland

George Loftus, OSHEAN

Approaches to Reducing or Eliminating Illegal P2P Filesharing

Education and Awareness Policies and Enforcement Network Management Legal Alternatives

(Source: Joint Committee of the Higher Education and Entertainment Communities)

Campus-Negotiated Service to Offer Access to Online Music and Movies

Already offered: 7.6%(DR=20.3%, MA=6.5%, BA=5.4%, AA=1.8%)

Plan to offer: 3.0% Considering: 18.3% No plans: 71.1%

(Source: EDUCAUSE 2005 Core Data Servicehttp://www.educause.edu/coredata)

Services Institutions Are Employing

Cdigix = 45% Ruckus = 32% Napster = 19% Rhapsody = 13% Other = 6%

(Source: ResNet 2006 Online Entertainment Services Surveyhttp://www.resnetsymposium.org)

Panel - Each Will Describe:

How his or her campus has approached providing students with access to legal online entertainment services

The process for making a decision or getting to their current position

What’s next – if the process or examination is ongoing

Discussion

For more information, see:

Campuses Licensing Online Music and Movies

http://www.educause.edu/CampusActivities/8428