• ResNet Acceptable Use Policy and Guidelines for Responsible Computing  

• Consequences of Copyright Policy Violation   

• Online Music Services: Keep the Beat Aboveboard 

ResNet Acceptable Use Policy and OTS Guidelines for Responsible Computing   
All TU students connecting to the ResNet must comply with acceptable uses of the network as outlined in the first document [PDF] linked below and adhere to the more general guidelines for responsible computing detailed on the second document linked below.     

• View ResNet Acceptable Use Policy

• View OTS Guidelines for Responsible Computing

Consequences of Copyright Policy Violation
"...TU policy prohibits the receipt, possession, or distribution of copyrighted material without permission from the copyright holder. Federal law also prohibits such actions (Title 17, Section 106, U.S. Code). Motion pictures, television programs, sound recordings, musical compositions, literary and pictorial works, video games, computer software, and other types of works are automatically protected by copyright under U.S. law, regardless of whether the work carries a copyright notice or not. In accordance with U.S. law, TU must respond to instances of copyright infringement when notified by copyright holders..."   

• View Policy Introduction: Consequences of Copyright Violation

Online Music Services: Keep the Beat Aboveboard  
The risks of downloading music and video illegally are considerable, but completely avoidable. Explore the many legal online music services and help TU keep the beat aboveboard.

• View the Keep the Beat Aboveboard flyer

• Representative Sample of Online Music Services