Cornell OTR: Ruckus Offers Free, Useless Music--Free!

Ruckus Offers Free, Useless Music--Free!

Posted by Cul-De-Zack 10/15/2007 4:13 PM
Category: Tags: ruckus, free music, downloads, riaa

Hey, look! An email this morning from CIT
For Ruckus Music: "Head's up! It's free!"

Cornell would like to inform you that, through our partnership with RUCKUS, all Cornell students now have RUCKUS - FREE & Legal Music For all College Students!

Wow! Now we can download music straight to our computer, to be played "exclusively on the Ruckus Player." Which means (a) no iTunes, (b) no iPod, and (c) no iAnything at all with which we can actually enjoy our music.

+ 3 comments

ha-mace says,

Here's something else about Ruckus, it doesn't matter if Cornell or any other university has a "partnership" with Ruckus, you can get it for free as long as you have a .edu e-mail address. Not that you would want it. But Penn State pulled that on us here last year. Posted 10/15/2007 4:30 PMReply

The Agent says,

Ruckus is great because the Windows Media Player DRM it works on is not too hard to beat ;-)

But I didn't tell you that... Posted 10/17/2007 1:15 PMReply

ha-mace says,

Too bad there's nothing on there you would want to listen to. Posted 10/17/2007 2:57 PMReply