Trying to stay up-to-date on the availability of music and video resources online and otherwise is often a challenge. The list of websites and resources below is only a jumping-off point. Remember, Google (or insert your favorite search engine name here) is your friend. Looking for something? Search the World Wide Web for it, it is probably out there!

Whatever you do, always stay on the legal side of finding your entertainment. The Recording Industry Association of America®, RIAA, and/or the Motion Picture Association of America, MPAA, may be watching. Seriously.

UNT takes a hard stance against the illegal sharing of copyright-protected material; for more information please read UNT's Approach to Addressing Copyright Infringement.

The RIAA has online resources containing some of the more popular legal online music sources to help you access music online legally.

ResNet and the dorms

• The University of North Texas has partnered with Apogee in order to provide Residential Network (ResNet) service. You can view Apogee's end-user agreement at https://www.myresnet.com/pdf/eua.pdf.
• Additionally, EDUCAUSE has created a page that provides resources for legal campus downloading. Some of the sites they list for legal music downloads are listed below. You can:

• Listen to music online:
  • Spotify
  • Pandora
  • Amazon Music Unlimited

On Campus

• A great source of free music and videos on campus is the University of North Texas Libraries. Specifically, the Media Library and the Music Library. Also worth noting is the Media Library's film collection. You can read more about the UNT Libraries online.
• The University Program Council, UPC, hosts movies and events, most of them free. Check out the campus calendar. You can filter for the types of events according to interest.