stanley? oscar. anybody else? >> sometimes i download pirated music on to my work computer. >> who hasn't? >> good, good. what else? >> i'd like to hear more about that. >> around the same time congress passed the digital millennium copy right act. the dmca created an administrative effort to send take down notice to take down copy righted material. there was a process, though complicated and rarely used for those had material legislately to make that argument and have their content restored. isps must register a copy right agent and comply plooi with takedown notices. skipping ten years ahead to 2008 and 2009, we saw congress pass the higher education opportunity act already referenced. among the requirements for colleges and universities are two concerning peer-to-peer file sharing, one my co-author heidi wax of georgetown refer to as the notice provision and written plan provision. the notice element was not burdensome. it required institutions publish a statement that unauthorized distribution of copy righted

stanley oscar, come on. anybody else? yeah. >> sometimes i download pirated music on to my work computer. >> who hasn't. good. good. what else? >> i'd like to hear more about that. >> around the same time congress passed digital millennium con by right act. the dmca created an administrative method to take down notices to internet service providers hosting copyright material. although dmca has distractors, they abouted properly to avoid a glut of copyright cases that would clog courts all over the country. there was a process, albeit a complicated one, for those who had material legitimately to make that argument and have their content restored to the isp. the dmca provides them with a safe harbor provided they do not activity participate in or benefit from the sharing of that infringing content and they take certain actions when they receive a dmca take down notice. isps must register a dmca copyright agent and comply with take down notices. skipping ten years ago to 2008-2009 we saw congress pass the higher education op

stanley? oscar, c'mon. anybody else. >> sometimes, i download pirated music to my work computer. >> who hasn't? >> around the same time, congress passed the millennium copyright act. they created and in administrative method to take down notices to in its service providers hosting copyrighted material. i would argue that congress acted properly to avoid a glut of copyright cases. they private isp with a safe harbor. and they take certain actions when they receive a takedowns notice. skipping 10 years ahead to 2008- 2009, which saw congress passed the higher education opportunity act. among the requirements for colleges and universities, there are two concerning peer-to-peer -- the notice element was not burdensome. it required institutions publish a statement that unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material may violate civil and criminal law, a summit in the penalties for the law, and the college have specific penalties for addressing piracy. there are six elements to the written plan. i want to key i