Wednesday, October 29, 2008 | 11:30AM–12:20PM | Room W209C
Session Type:
Professional Development
As campuses receive an increasing number of DMCA notices and settlement letters, and as more and different technological solutions of varying worth arrive and new legal threats emerge, IT organizations struggle to understand the law and create the right educational, disciplinary, technological, or market approaches that best correspond to the culture, tradition, and missions of the institution. In this session we will delve into the history of P2P file sharing; explain the basics of the applicable laws, including the different standards and methods used by the RIAA to protect its rights; and tell the stories of two campuses with very different DMCA experiences. We will discuss the different ways that colleges and universities respond to DMCA notices and subpoenas and touch on the new language in the 2008 Higher Education Reauthorization. We will close with an audience discussion of how we got here and where we go next.
Presenters
Jean Boland
VP for IT Services, Morrisville State College
Chris Haile
CIO, Emeritus, University at Albany, SUNY
Tracy Mitrano
Joe Storch
Associate Counsel, Office of General Counsel, SUNY System Administration