Re:Why not earlier? (Score 1)

The question is, why the hell didn't universites see the RIAA's challenges for what they were(bullshit) and begin to fight against the RIAA for their students much sooner? Last I checked, students pay the tuition, not the *AA's. Here's the top-25 universities which handed out copyright infringement notices during the 2006 - 2007 academic year.Note the geographic locations of the majority of the list. 1. Ohio University - 1,287 2. Purdue University - 1,068 3. University of Nebraska at Lincoln - 1,002 4. University of Tennessee at Knoxville - 959 5. University of South Carolina - 914 6. University of Massachusetts at Amherst - 897 7. Michigan State University - 753 8. Howard University - 572 9. North Carolina State University - 550 10. University of Wisconsin at Madison - 513 11. University of South Florida - 490 12. Syracuse University - 488 13. Northern Illinois University - 487 14. University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire - 473 15. Boston University - 470 16. Northern Michigan University - 457 17. Kent State University - 424 18. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor - 400 19. University of Texas at Austin - 371 20. North Dakota State University - 360 21. Indiana University - 353 22. Western Kentucky University - 353 23. Seton Hall University - 338 24. Arizona State University - 336 25. Marshall University - 331 From the 2008 list we see that the RIAA seem to be bolder, but the trend as before remains the same, for the most part. Texas Christian university? Thou shalt not steal ;)

Go Big 10!