Legal Options for Downloading Music and Movies at the University of Delaware
At the University of Delaware, there are no excuses for illegal downloading of music, movies, or other copyrighted material. While the penalties can be quite severe for members of the UD community who use their computers to circumvent copyright laws, the University also is committed to making students aware of legal options for downloading and sharing music, movies, and other digital media. Use the resources available via this web site to find ways to enjoy digital media LEGALLY. Some of these resources make music available to you at no charge; others offer digital media at a reasonable cost. Illegal downloading of copyrighted material is a form of theft. Make sure you use legal resources to download your favorite music and other media!		Watch Protect Yourself: Do It Legally (476MB video licensed from www.campusdownloading.com)
As of February 6, 2009, Ruckus Networks stopped service, surprising students and staff at colleges and Universities across the country.   We will post news about the situation as it becomes available.	Follow this link for information about iTunes at UD. Windows and Macintosh	Other Sources of Legal Media In addition to benefitting from the University's agreements with Apple (for iTunes), you can check out our list of legal sources for free and reasonably-priced music and other entertainent media.   Some sites work with Windows computers only; others work with both Windows and Macintosh computers.
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