In the September 20, 2003 edition of the New York Times, Kate Zernike examines some of the downsides of easy access to information over the Internet. In the article “Students Shall Not Download, Yeah, Sure”, Zerkine mainly focuses on content plagiarism and free downloading of music and films through the interpretation of excerpts from series of interviews with young people, university students and university authorities on the phenomenon Internet. The main point of the article is that the new generations do not distinguish between right and wrong behavior towards the Internet. They go from downloading music and movies for free to copying and plagiarizing content without much worry. Because they were born and raised in the Internet age, where this tool has satisfied all their needs. The situation has aroused interest and concern among university authorities, especially because university students think that this type of behavior “is not something that makes you feel guilty”, the Internet is just as “underage drinking”, it is illegal “but not immoral” . For the author, those key opinions sh...