Even though there's still alot to discuss with the music industry, Spanier expects pilot programs to begin as early as this fall at some universities.
Source:
Boston Globe
Well....mabye it will work? Who knows? Depends on how MUCH it will cost extra.
Hmm, do you really think so? Apples iTunes online music store worked in the first few weeks, but we all know that music is (for all practical purposes) free - once your connection to the net is paid! I am struggling to come up with a new music distribution method that'll work, and pay! When I do, I'm keeping it MY secret!
WHat? College Students paying for music? Give Me A Break! Computer Labs are the place to download music in college campuses, why pay for it?
Why not just send email amongst peers for CD's and burn them? It worked easier than searching the network when I was in college.
Everybody has to have a stupid scheme these days! quote: "where universities would provide their students with a legal MP3 downloads" provide u with legal mp3? like what, mozart and church tunes - the campus fight song and the new marching band diddy