Re: What's your DMCA/P2P situation? was: Re: Do you block P2P ?

[Bob Bayn <bob.bayn () USU EDU>]

Good point, Ken.  For anyone who sends their school name, I'll replace it with my assessment of the geographic region.  
To further obscure institutional identity, I'll change the student counts to size classes before reporting back next 
week.  Is there any concern that the sanitized tabulation could cause any PR or legal grief?

Bob Bayn        (435)797-2396      Security Team coordinator
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Subject: Re: [SECURITY] What's your DMCA/P2P situation?  was: Re:  Do you block P2P ?

While this all might be interesting to lots of people here, this is a
*public* list with searchable archives.  Similar information posted to
another public list a couple years ago garnered some (what I'll call)
negative publicity for the institutions that shared.

- ken

Bob Bayn wrote:
> OK, instead of filling up everybody's inbox with little messages, if anyone wants to send the following info to me, 
> I'll post a summary the first of next week:
>
> # of DMCA take-down complaints so far in 2009
> # of students
> # of students in on-campus housing
> actions taken to block limit or shape P2P traffic
> geographic region (I won't report school names unless you want me to, but it's interesting that most of the RIAA's 
> top 25 schools are in the East and that has always been a curiosity  to me)