Three Australian
universities, suspected of piracy on their networks, have to hand over CDs and
computer hard drives to a recording industry expert for examination. Our thanks
goes to GristyMcFisty for submitting this
news:
EMI, Universal and Sony are taking against the universities over alleged music copyright infringements. The companies have taken the universities of Sydney, Melbourne and Tasmania to court over alleged music piracy detected by a routine check on Internet usage. The Federal Court has granted the record companies access to the universities' computer system to investigate the allegations further. |
Source: ABC News
