This is certainly an interesting move. It makes sense, of course, because the college-aged kids prolly make up the biggest percentage of people using the P2P programs. I'm sure it won't be long till someone figures out a way around their version of "copy protection," too.

"Terms of the contract allow dorm residents to stream and download unlimited number of tracks from Napster's (owned by Roxio) music catalog that includes over 500,000 tracks. Catch? Downloaded music can't be burned to a CD or transferred to other devices (such as portable digital audio players) for free, but such right costs $0.99 per track or $9.95 per album for students"