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Showing 1-7 of 7 results foundToeing the line on back-to-school PCs
July 7, 2005 PC makers push multimedia capabilities and 64-bit processors, but schools are a bit more conservative. Photos: Computers for classOhio University suffers security breaches
May 12, 2006 Data thieves may have plundered Social Security numbers and other private info belonging to students and faculty.Studios, RIAA target student piracy
April 27, 2006 Organizations send letters to 40 universities, urgently asking them to curtail illegal file sharing on their school networks.Stanford using iTunes to take lectures global
November 3, 2005 Working hand-in-hand with Apple, the university is using iTunes to reach alumni. Everyone else can use it, too.Politicos threaten schools over campus piracy
June 5, 2007 Members of Congress threaten new laws if universities don't adopt measures to block the transfer of copyrighted content.Net classes revive New Orleans college
October 5, 2005 With virtual classrooms, University of New Orleans will be the first school to bring classes back after storm.Anti-P2P college bill advances in House
November 15, 2007 Measure would require schools receiving financial aid to devise "deterrents" to illegal file sharing, but it's unclear what will happen if they don't.
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