Several students from the Spring 2005 class have offered proposals to deal with the ‘P2P Problem’. Interesting reads!
"This past Spring semester, our class looked at the challenges posed by peer-to-peer technologies to the current state of copyright law and policy. Many students wrote quite insightful papers and Pam asked a few of them for permission to post their papers publicly. Here are brief summaries and links to these papers (PDF) for those students who agreed to public posting."
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