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Free Ruckus music subscription for SU students
Monday, February 13, 2006,
By News Staff
Free Ruckus music subscription for SU studentsFebruary 13, 2006Judy Holmesjlholmes@syr.edu
Syracuse University students can now receive free music through the Ruckus music subscription service. The new, free service will provide students access to more than 1.5 million songs on the Ruckus network. The music service is one of four online, multimedia entertainment services available through Ruckus.
To access the free music service, students must register for the SU Ruckus Community at http://www.ruckus.com. Students who have previously purchased a subscription to the Ruckus music service will not be charged for the spring 2006 subscription.
Other fee-based multimedia entertainment services available through Ruckus are:
- Ruckus-to-Go–For $20 per semester (spring, summer and fall), students who subscribe to the Ruckus Music Service can transfer music from their computer to a “PlayforSure”-compatible MP3 player. The SU Bookstore is offering Ruckus-compatible iRiver MP3 players starting at $89.99 for the 512MB T30. Larger-capacity players are also available?all are being sold $10 off the list prices. More information about PlayforSure MP3 players is available on the Webat http://www.playsforsure.com/.
- Music Purchase Option–All of the music in the Ruckus library is available for purchase for prices ranging from 79 to 99 cents per music track or $9.99 per average album.
- Ruckus Movie and Television Service–For $15 per semester, students who live on campus can access the Ruckus library of rotating movies and television programs.
Purchases of Ruckus-to-Go and Ruckus Movie and Television Service must be charged to a major credit card. Purchases for these services will no longer be billed through the SU Bursar’s Office. Purchases of music tracks or albums must also be charged to a credit card.
Subscriptions to the free music service and Ruckus-to-Go provide students with a limited license to download and listen to the music available on the Ruckus network. When the subscriptions end, the music will no longer play on student computers or MP3 players. In contrast, music that is purchased through the Ruckus Music Purchase option is owned by those who buy the tracks, and the music can be transferred to any personal digital device without paying an additional fee.