Hardly an advocate of the RIAA, Jonathan Zittrain spoke to a Penn State campus audience on Thursday, in an effort to raise awareness on file-sharing issues such as anti-copying technology. Unlike many speakers, Zittrain told both sides of the story, and appeared to be quite humorous; as one student said, “You don’t normally think a lawyer would be that funny”.
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