Thursday, September 15, 2005
Kazaa Saga Kontinues; Affects Penn State
Again, the oft-repeated three words are uttered: Free Music Downloads.
A 2004 Penn State partnership with the Napster online music service gave students a legal music-downloading alternative that included a variety of music downloads that are available for free on students' computers.
[Bill] Kelly said that although he does not condone downloading files illegally, he disagrees with the ruling in Australia about Kazaa.
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