Downloading music - Revision history

Nsonsteb: /* Legal ways */

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‎Legal ways

Kmays: /* Illegal ways */

2008-07-01T14:19:16Z

‎Illegal ways

Kmays at 14:14, 1 July 2008

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Kmays at 14:03, 1 July 2008

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Kmays at 14:02, 1 July 2008

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Kmays at 13:52, 1 July 2008

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Jlencion at 21:20, 3 September 2007

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Jlencion: /* Legal ways */

2007-09-03T21:17:37Z

‎Legal ways

Jlencion at 21:16, 3 September 2007

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Jlencion at 21:13, 3 September 2007

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 ==Legal ways==
-There are several legal ways to download music. If you have a [[Windows]] computer, you can use [[Ruckus]] which will allow you to download music to your computer and play it for free. If you want to put the music on your [[iPod]] or play music on an [[Apple]] computer, you can purchase music from [[iTunes]] or [[Audio Lunchbox]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
+There are several legal ways to download music.  If you want to put the music on your [[iPod]] or play music on an [[Apple]] computer, you can purchase music from [[iTunes]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
 ==Illegal ways==

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 ==Illegal ways==
-Downloading most music from unauthorized sources such as peer to peer networks like [[Limewire]] or [[Kazaa]] is illegal and if you are caught and proven guilty in court, you could be subject to civil and criminal penalties. If the place you are downloading music from doesn't have agreements with the [[RIAA]] or the individual artists, it probably isn't legal&mdash;even if you pay for it. If you have any questions about whether a particular site or program is legal, please call us and we would be happy to help. The penalties can be enormous if you are found to have violated copyright law&mdash;as much as $150,000 per song. In practice, most college students settle out of court for a few thousand dollars.
+Downloading most music from unauthorized sources such as [[peer to peer]] networks like [[Limewire]] or [[Kazaa]] is illegal and if you are caught and proven guilty in court, you could be subject to civil and criminal penalties. If the place you are downloading music from doesn't have agreements with the [[RIAA]] or the individual artists, it probably isn't legal&mdash;even if you pay for it. If you have any questions about whether a particular site or program is legal, please call us and we would be happy to help. The penalties can be enormous if you are found to have violated copyright law&mdash;as much as $150,000 per song. In practice, most college students settle out of court for a few thousand dollars.
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 ==Illegal ways==
-Downloading most music from unauthorized sources such as [[peer to peer]] networks like [[Limewire]] or [[Kazaa]] is illegal and if you are caught and proven guilty in court, you could be subject to civil and criminal penalties. If the place you are downloading music from doesn't have agreements with the [[RIAA]] or the individual artists, it probably isn't legal&mdash;even if you pay for it. If you have any questions about whether a particular site or program is legal, please call us and we would be happy to help. The penalties can be enormous if you are found to have violated copyright law&mdash;as much as $150,000 per song. In practice, most college students settle out of court for a few thousand dollars.
+Downloading most music from unauthorized sources such as peer to peer networks like [[Limewire]] or [[Kazaa]] is illegal and if you are caught and proven guilty in court, you could be subject to civil and criminal penalties. If the place you are downloading music from doesn't have agreements with the [[RIAA]] or the individual artists, it probably isn't legal&mdash;even if you pay for it. If you have any questions about whether a particular site or program is legal, please call us and we would be happy to help. The penalties can be enormous if you are found to have violated copyright law&mdash;as much as $150,000 per song. In practice, most college students settle out of court for a few thousand dollars.
 ==�鶹��Ƶ network==

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 ==Legal ways==
-There are several legal ways to download music. If you have a [[Windows]] computer, you can use [[Ruckus]] which will allow you to download music to your computer and play it for free. If you want to put the music on your [[iPod]] or play music on an [[Apple]] computer, you can purchase music from the [[iTunes]] or [[Audio Lunchbox]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
+There are several legal ways to download music. If you have a [[Windows]] computer, you can use [[Ruckus]] which will allow you to download music to your computer and play it for free. If you want to put the music on your [[iPod]] or play music on an [[Apple]] computer, you can purchase music from [[iTunes]] or [[Audio Lunchbox]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
 ==Illegal ways==

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 ==Legal ways==
-There are several legal ways to download music. If you have a [[Windows]] computer, you can use [[Ruckus]] which will allow you to download music to your computer and play it for free. If you want to put the music on your [[iPod]] or play music on an [[Apple]] computer, you can purchase music from the [[iTunes Music Store]] or [[Audio Lunchbox]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
+There are several legal ways to download music. If you have a [[Windows]] computer, you can use [[Ruckus]] which will allow you to download music to your computer and play it for free. If you want to put the music on your [[iPod]] or play music on an [[Apple]] computer, you can purchase music from the [[iTunes]] or [[Audio Lunchbox]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
 ==Illegal ways==

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:52, 1 July 2008
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−	The ~~[[Recording Industry Association of America\|~~music]] and ~~[[Motion Picture Association of America\|~~movie industry]] is likely to increasingly pressure colleges and students not to violate their copyright rights. In the process they will almost certainly try to violate other people's rights. Fundamentally, the college believes that enforcing copyright laws is a law enforcement issue—�鶹��Ƶ is not the copyright police.	+	The music and movie industry is likely to increasingly pressure colleges and students not to violate their copyright rights. In the process they will almost certainly try to violate other people's rights. Fundamentally, the college believes that enforcing copyright laws is a law enforcement issue—�鶹��Ƶ is not the copyright police.

	However, we do want to make sure that you know that there are many ways to obtain music online. Some are legal and some are not.		However, we do want to make sure that you know that there are many ways to obtain music online. Some are legal and some are not.

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 However, we do want to make sure that you know that there are many ways to obtain music online. Some are legal and some are not.
 There are several legal ways to download music. If you have a windows computer, you can use [[Ruckus]] which will allow you to download music to your computer and play it for free. If you want to put the music on your iPod or play music on an Apple computer, you can purchase music from the [[iTunes Music Store]]. If you would like help doing either of these, please call the [[Technology Helpline]] at x6111 or e-mail [mailto:helpline@gac.edu helpline@gac.edu].
 Downloading most music from unauthorized sources such as [[peer to peer]] networks like [[Limewire]] or [[Kazaa]] is illegal and if you are caught and proven guilty in court, you could be subject to civil and criminal penalties. If the place you are downloading music from doesn't have agreements with the [[RIAA]] or the individual artists, it probably isn't legal&mdash;even if you pay for it. If you have any questions about whether a particular site or program is legal, please call us and we would be happy to help. The penalties can be enormous if you are found to have violated copyright law&mdash;as much as $150,000 per song. In practice, most college students settle out of court for a few thousand dollars.
 �鶹��Ƶ does not police its [[network]] for copyright infringement. If a copyright holder notifies us that a student is violating their copyright, we will remove that student's computer from the network until we can contact the student and make sure they know they are sharing music and know how to stop doing so. If a student is repeatedly reported to have violated copyright laws, we will refer the issue to the judicial board so that they may decide what the appropriate action to take is. We will not give the identity of the owner of the computer to the copyright holder or law enforcement without a valid subpoena.
 The Internet is a vast resource for entertainment, please use it
 responsibly.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:13, 3 September 2007
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−	The [[Recording Industry Association of America\|music]] and [[Motion Picture Association of America\|movie industry]] is likely to ~~put increasing amounts of~~ pressure on colleges and students not to violate their copyright rights. In the process they will almost certainly try to violate other people's rights. Fundamentally, the college believes that enforcing copyright laws is a law enforcement issue—�鶹��Ƶ is not the copyright police.	+	The [[Recording Industry Association of America\|music]] and [[Motion Picture Association of America\|movie industry]] is likely to increasingly pressure colleges and students not to violate their copyright rights. In the process they will almost certainly try to violate other people's rights. Fundamentally, the college believes that enforcing copyright laws is a law enforcement issue—�鶹��Ƶ is not the copyright police.

	However, we do want to make sure that you know that there are many ways to obtain music online. Some are legal and some are not.		However, we do want to make sure that you know that there are many ways to obtain music online. Some are legal and some are not.