The College Opportunity and Affordability (and record industry subsidy) Act of 2007

Someone please explain to me why it is that universities should be forced to spend their students tuition on useless DRM-encumbered music download services no one will ever use?

Nice link roundup at the dotmatrixproject.

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November 14, 2007 at 2:41 pm

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The College Opportunity and Affordability (and record industry subsidy) Act of 2007

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