The North Carolina Virtual Public School is a state-run virtual school established in 2007. An audit published by the Office of the State Auditor today is nothing less than an…
That’s when new music will now be released in the U.S., and much of the rest of the world. The idea is to reduce music piracy and king of standardize…
The latest Carolina Journal Online exclusive features David Bass’ report about a state Employment Security Commission staffer fired for storing pirated movies and video games on his state-owned computer.
Anyone else paying attention to the scripts their browser loads — which should be everyone — might have noticed that charlotteobserver.com started loading a little bug a couple weeks ago…
Music Choice, the Pennsylvania-based provider of music and videos to broadband networks, last week filed a copyright infringement notice with You Tube for Meck Deck’s posting of its Chicks Who…
Check out this admonition to basketball fans looking for commemorative copies of the Daily Tar Heel, should Carolina win tonight (emphasis is mine). We realize that most people will intend…
Sadly we have reached a point in society where some people — in this case, college students — believe they have a “right” to other people’s property. The problem of…
Every college student understands that swiping a book from a bookstore without paying for it is stealing. Why then do some of them continue to deny the legal — and…
Remember this political ad for Christopher Knight, who was running for school board in Rockingham County, N.C.? It turns out that the video music TV channel VH1 liked it so…
Fat-boy documentarian Michael Moore says he doesn’t care about copyright laws and doesn’t mind people downloading his latest movie, “Sicko,” on the internet. So blogger Rob Port of the Say…
Jenna, who pays for music?