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Democrats: Colleges must police copyright, or else
November 10, 2007 Top congressional Democrats put pressure on colleges and universities to stamp out peer-to-peer piracy or lose financial aid for all their students.Ex-Austin student indicted for data theft
November 6, 2004 The university estimates the data theft cost the school $167,000 to recover the system affected by the breach.Going back to school on security
February 13, 2008 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod finds that educational institutions have been anything but smart about preventing security breaches.California university reports data hack
March 18, 2005 CSU-Chico has informed more than 59,000 people that their personal data may have been compromised in an attack on the school's servers.German universities embrace Linux
August 29, 2007 German state signs contract with Novell for the supply of Linux server and desktop products to schools serving 560,000 students.Education of the Internet
October 19, 1996Web 2.0: Big app on campus
July 31, 2007 Universities are using Web 2.0-style tools to tap into a generation's lust for celebrity as they revamp learning and recruiting.Images: Web 2.0 enticements for coedsAnti-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.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.Duke's free iPod program has mixed results
June 20, 2005 Students were eager to use the gadgets to record lectures, but formats and licensing were "barriers to adoption," study says.Students offer Net advice to colleges
February 8, 2007 Panel discussion focuses on college students' perspective of technology in the classroom and on campus.Cell phone becomes new town crier
April 20, 2007 Universities and cities are seeing how these staples of 21st century society can be turned into tools for keeping people informed and protected.Students suspended for hacking Oxford network
November 1, 2004 Duo admits using tools found through Google to access information about students' computer use and see their e-mail passwords.University opens school for hackers
June 19, 2006 Scottish university says students will be carefully vetted for course in ethical hacking.Dell, Napster ink higher-ed deal
July 6, 2005 University of Washington is first to sign on for service intended to ease pressure of simultaneous digital music downloads.Toeing 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 classFile-swapping gets supercharged on student network
April 29, 2004 Students set up a new peer-to-peer hub on Internet2, a university network that offers researchers and students a way to communicate at blazing speeds.Mystery donor gives Stanford free Yahoo music
October 13, 2005 Students at university will get free year of online music, in Yahoo's first foray into college music plan.Universities register for virtual future
February 7, 2007 Students may soon meet with professors once a week and then use simulations, virtual worlds and downloads to complete coursework.Schooled in security
August 18, 2005 Universities are looking for ways to protect networks while maintaining a free flow of data and ideas--an idea businesses could learn from.
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