As a college freshman, Will Mount feasted on the free but mostly illegal music available through online file-sharing software. Now a senior, his free music fix has become legal, thanks to an initiative by American University. The university is one of about 50 colleges that have begun providing students with a legal means to get music online through services like Rhapsody, Ruckus, Cdigix and the now-legal version of Napster. However, many students still prefer to plumb the file-sharing networks.
August 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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