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  1. @KarenRussell that's one of the cool things about last.fm! Pandora has a similar feature and they both allow you to discover new artists! 11:14 AM Mar 26th, 2008 from web in reply to KarenRussell
  2. Come hang out with us at Tate from now until 2! We have free giveaways! 7:23 AM Mar 26th, 2008 from web
  3. PayPlay just made a link specifically for the Doitlegally campaign. One hundred free downloads can be found at http://payplay.fm/promo/uga. 8:02 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  4. Team Clermont doesn't allow their clients like Death Cab or The White Stripes to use DRM...interesting. 4:55 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  5. Amazon's music store is not a service meaning it doesn't encrypt songs with DRM that allow digital media to be monitored every copy and play 4:52 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  6. So the only way the RIAA can only track illegal downloading of songs is if the artist is a member of the RIAA. 4:43 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  7. Another reason to use legal alternatives is higher quality for songs. 4:40 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  8. Can you imagine receiving a notice from the RIAA asking for $2.5 million? 4:38 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  9. It's good to know the University is on student's and faculty's side and simply passes the copyright violation notices onto people. 4:20 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  10. @kaye Check it out: http://tinyurl.com/337y6v 4:17 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web in reply to kaye
  11. During the Napster case, research showed that record sales were dramatically lower within a three mile radius of college campuses. 4:12 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  12. It seems that if people really considered how much work and creative thought goes into music/songwriting, then they would want to pay. 4:01 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  13. @jarekbeem Doesn't it seem counter-intuitive that small artists would benefit from free distribution? It's all about exposure though. 3:57 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web in reply to jarekbeem
  14. @kaye You'll have to ask him after the panel. Maybe he could arrange a meet and greet for you if they ever come to Athens! 3:55 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web in reply to kaye
  15. It's difficult to imagine that fourteen years ago illegal downloading wasn't an issue. 3:47 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  16. The panel is starting. Time to learn about the changing atmosphere of illegal downloading and about some legal alternatives! 3:43 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  17. @liz126 Yes, we will be tweeting during the panel. Thanks for following us! It should be very informative and fun! 3:23 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web in reply to lizazzolino
  18. Dr. William Lee, a professor who teaches law of mass communication, will explain the potential consequences of copyright infringement. 3:20 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  19. Imaad Rashied, a student caught downloading on the UGA network, will be sharing a personal testimony during the panel discussion. 3:10 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web
  20. Another panelist who is talking about the music industry side of illegal downloading is co-founder of Team Clermont, Nelson Wells. 3:01 PM Mar 25th, 2008 from web