Carnegie Mellon Resists FBI Tapping Requirement

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7 November 2005
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Carnegie Mellon University is fighting back against a requirement that taps on campus internet access must be quickly obtainable. The technology that would allow the FBI to monitor internet access, after a court order, at the flip of a switch would cost at least $450 per student

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