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July 24, 2007 9:51 AM PDT

Universities win Senate fight over anti-P2P proposal

Posted by Declan McCullagh 

Updated Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has withdrawn anti-file sharing legislation that had drawn yowls of protest from universities this week.

Reid, without explanation, on Monday nixed his own amendment that would have required colleges and universities--in exchange for federal funding--to use technology to &quot;prevent the illegal downloading or peer-to-peer distribution of intellectual property.&quot; 

Instead, Reid replaced it with a diluted version merely instructing higher ed institutions to advise their students not to commit copyright infringement and tell students what actions they&#039;re taking to prevent &quot;unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material&quot; through campus networks. The revised version was tacked onto the Higher Education Reauthorization Act on Tuesday, a Reid spokesman said in a telephone conversation, which the Senate then approved by a 95-0 vote. 

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<p>July 24, 2007 9:51 AM PDT</p>
<p>Universities win Senate fight over anti-P2P proposal</p>
<p>Posted by Declan McCullagh </p>
<p>Updated Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has withdrawn anti-file sharing legislation that had drawn yowls of protest from universities this week.</p>
<p>Reid, without explanation, on Monday nixed his own amendment that would have required colleges and universities&#8211;in exchange for federal funding&#8211;to use technology to &#8220;prevent the illegal downloading or peer-to-peer distribution of intellectual property.&#8221; </p>
<p>Instead, Reid replaced it with a diluted version merely instructing higher ed institutions to advise their students not to commit copyright infringement and tell students what actions they&#8217;re taking to prevent &#8220;unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material&#8221; through campus networks. The revised version was tacked onto the Higher Education Reauthorization Act on Tuesday, a Reid spokesman said in a telephone conversation, which the Senate then approved by a 95-0 vote. </p>
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