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Restrictions placed on the University of Manitoba’s computer network has landed some students in hot water over illegal downloads. The U of M constantly monitors campus computer traffic to detect movie and music downloads from file-sharing programs. The network then automatically restricts the connection speed to ensure that teaching and research-related downloads can be obtained quickly, according to Gerry Miller, executive director of Information Services and Technology (IST) at the university.
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