Assignment: Linking Project Results
Professor Staudt
Each student in the Fall 2004 Copyright Law class selected and described
five websites on particular copyright topics. These websites are listed
below under the students' names. The link next to each student's name
displays the descriptions and evaluations of each site. Click on the links
below the topic title for the top 3 links for each topic selected by the
students and the group's powerpoint presentation.
GROUP 1: How
P2P works: the technology behind P2P and each of its major variants.
Group Top 3 Websites: (links with descriptions)Back to TopGroup Presentation
Students' individual websites and descriptions:
- Nicole Barrett (Links with descriptions)
- Sarju Bharucha (Links with descriptions)
- Angela Carroll (Links with descriptions)
- Kristin Clayton (Links with descriptions)
- Anna Swietek (Links with descriptions)
GROUP 2: Direct infringers who use P2P: RIAA lawsuits, subpoenae, anonymity and techniques to protect yourself from litigation.
Back to TopGroup Top 3 Websites: (links with descriptions)
Group Presentation
Students' individual websites and descriptions:
- Jeffrey Evans (Links with descriptions)
- LaTanya Funches (Links with descriptions)
- Eric Glatstein (Links with descriptions)
- John Hamada (Links with descriptions)
- Arnell Harris (Links with descriptions)
- Elaine Wyder-Harshman (Links with descriptions)
GROUP 3: Current and potential substantial non-infringing uses of P2P: what are they, how prevalent are they compared to infringing uses and do they expose users to threatened litigation by copyright owners?
Back to TopGroup Top 3 Websites: (links with descriptions)
Group Presentation
- How not to get sued by the RIAA for file sharing
- Non-Infringing Uses of Gnutella
- Voice of the Peer to Peer's Leading Companies
Students' individual websites and descriptions:
- Joseph Herron (Links with descriptions)
- Ashly Iacullo (Links with descriptions)
- Kimberlee Jones (Links with descriptions)
- Joseph Moore (Links with descriptions)
- Flavio Mota (Links with descriptions)
- Marianne Timm (Links with descriptions)
GROUP 4: International implications of P2P: variation in legal status of P2P outside the US; political use of P2P; US copyright implications of foreign basing of P2P companies.
Group Top 3 Websites: (links with descriptions)
- BBC News Technology Page
- Association of Research Libraries Copyright Page
- JiangZP Intellectual Property Rights in China
roup Presentation
Students' individual websites and descriptions:
- Chuan Lu (Links with descriptions)
- Xiaoming Shi (Links with descriptions)
- Lan Zhang (Links with descriptions)
- Shuli Zhang (Links with descriptions)
- Rong Chen (Links with descriptions)
- Yihong Ying (Links with descriptions)
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to Top
GROUP 5: Business
impact of P2P on the music and movie industries; revenue trends and projections
for current business models; new models embracing P2P; lessons from the
history of technology innovation.
Back to TopGroup Top 3 Websites: (links with descriptions)
Group Presentation
Students' individual websites and descriptions:
- Margaret Murphy (Links with descriptions)
- Karen Nagel (Links with descriptions)
- Robert Newman (Links with descriptions)
- Ragnar Olson (Links with descriptions)
- Krista Young (Links with descriptions)
- Peter Papavasiliou (Links with descriptions)
GROUP 6: Technology protection measures and the future of P2P: what are technology protection measures, how do they work and how do they affect P2P; DCMA's anticircumvention provisions and the future of P2P
Group Top 3 Websites: (links with descriptions)
- An Interview with StreamCast CEO Michael Weiss
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- FreeNet and the Future of Copyright on the Internet
Group Presentation
Students' individual websites and descriptions:
- Jasmine Patel (Links with descriptions)
- Kavan Patel (Links with descriptions)
- Maria Pellegrino (Links with descriptions)
- Colleen Platt (Links with descriptions)
- Thomas Ponne (Links with descriptions)
- Bethany VonBehren (Links with descriptions)