The News Archive
MP3
Newswire Back From Hiatus
MPMan
Blade MP3 Player
Steve
Jobs Says Abandon DRM
Apple
Settles with Apple
iTunes
Sells 1.3 Million Disney Movies
Sony
Will Pay $150 to Consumers for Rootkit Says FTC
P2PNet
Saved
Apple
and Europe in DRM Showdown
MP3 Player is Rubik's Cube
Record
Labels Discuss Digital at Midem
P2PNet
For Sale
Apple
Sells 21 Million iPods
iPhone
Eavesdropping
Apple
iPhone Thoughts
RIAA Wins $30K Default Judgement Against Santangelo
SanDisk
Unveils Wireless MP3 Player
The Digital Media Winners of 2006
The
Digital Media Losers of 2006
Samsung
YP-T9B MP3 Player With Bluetooth
Review: Blue
Snowball USB Microphone
iPod
Playlist January 4, 2007
Apple Widescreen
TV on Horizon?
MP3 Player
for Wallet
RIAA
Sues AllofMP3. Thoughts
YouTube
Brings Gem from Ireland
RIAA Drops Santangelo
Case. Sues Kids Instead
Record Player
Turns Vinyl Into MP3
Concert Archive
Draws Digital Suit
iTunes
Conflict
MP3 Newswire
Celebrates Eight Years
iTunes
Sales Flat
Music Industry
v. Legacy Recording Industry
Kazaa Hit
With Class Action
Azureus Lands
$12M VC Round
Backyard Concerts
with the Stars
iPod
Killers for Christmas 2006
Crayola Launches
MP3 Player
SanDisk
Outselling iPod Among MP3 Savvy?
Amazon Unbox
- Terms Undermine Value
Brits Reject
Extension of Copyrights for Music
Creative
Reinstates FM Recording Earlier Firmware Stripped Out
MP3 Player Used
to Rob Cash Machines
Zune Opening
Sales Good, but Not Great
AllofMP3 Doomed
with US Russia WTO Pact?
YouTube Thoughts
Zune, Will
it Succeed?
Apple Intros
iPod 8GB Red
Zune Site
Offers First Peripherals
Thoughts
on Boy Scout Anti-piracy Merit Badge
Creative
MP3 Player Firmware Update Strips FM Recording. Verdict: Not Acceptable
MPIO Intros
Two New MP3 Players
P2Pnet.ca is Launched.
P2Pnet.net to be Revamped
Some Thoughts
on Zune
StreamCast
Guilty of Active Inducement
Sony NW-S706
MP3 Player
Creative
Zen V Plus Hits 8GB
More Independents
to Sell MP3 Albums
StormBlue
Bluetooth MP3 Player
Creative
Muvo V100
iTunes Sells
125K Disney Flicks in Opening Week
iPod
Playlist September 27, 2006
New MP3 Players
From Disney
DRM is Like Paying
for Ice
Real,
SanDisk Launch New Platform
MP3 Player Gives
Massage
iRiver S10
Zune Unveiling
Today
iPod Updated
iPod nano
Updated
iPod
Shuffle Updated
Venue
Worker Snaps Banner for iPod Widescreen?
iPod: Handicapping
the 6th Generation
Toshiba Gigabeat
V Series
Pirate Party
Releases Election Manifesto
iPod Has
Only 8% of Market in Taiwan
Don't Download
This Song Says Weird Al
SanDisk Sansa
c200 MP3 Player
Football Helmet
MP3 Player
Acer MP-340
MP3 Player
Archos 404,
504 and 604 Personal Media Players
Apple Pays
Creative $100 Million
SanDisk
Sansa e280 8GB Flash MP3 Player
Creative Zen
Neeon 2
Maxfield MAX-SIN
Touch MP3 Player
AllofMP3.com
Down
Samsung
YP-K5 MP3 Player has Built-in Speaker
iPod
Playlist August 5, 2006
British
Schoolgirl and Artist Supports File Sharing, Gets Banned From UK Charts
iPod to Get Digital
Radio via BBC
Sirius
Stiletto 100, Live Satellite Portable Released
MP3 Player Also
Plays..Cassettes?
Drivers Love
MP3 Players
More
iPod Killers for Summer 2006
Sony Mylo
Sirius
to Throw Live Satellite Portable at iPod Generation
iPod
Playlist
KaZaa
Settles with Hollywood. Skype Founders Pay Too
Latest MP3
Player From LG
Sony
MP3 Player with Pedometer
AllofMP3.com
Hits Web Top 1000
iPod Sales
Slightly Short of Expectations
File Sharing
Case Turns Against StreamCast
Sharman Drops Suit
Against P2Pnet.net
Sony Pulls
Racial PSP Ad
Sony PSP Ads
Racist?
Review:
Neuros MPEG4 Video Recorder 2
iPod
Killers for Summer 2006
Copyright Infringement
Does Not Equal Theft
The Curse of Lithium
Ion Batteries
Cisco to Offer Personal
Electronics
The iPod Ecosystem
File Sharing
Sets Another Record
14 Million iPods
Served
RIAA v Brittany
Chan Starts Jan 5
Creative Tries to
Redefine the Word Podcast...Sort of
iTunes Sales
up Sharply
RIAA Investigators
Challenged by Technical Expert
CBS Streams TV
Favorites Free
The iPod Car
Sony Still Selling
Malware CDs
Microsoft
Movie Subscription Service Coming?
To Fight RIAA
Lawsuit Mom Solicits Donations
Sony Hit With
Second Texas Suit
Limewire
Improves Security
CD Sales
Drop Again
For Every
3 iPod, Creative Sells 1 MP3 Player
Paramount Sues
Ohio Man for File Sharing, But War Drivers May Have Done It
Creative Zen
Vision M
Ipsos-Reid: Only
2% of Consumers Care About Legal Issues With Downloading
P2P Polluter OverPeer
Closed
Court
Awards RIAA $22.5K From File Trader
Music Industry Says
Jail Lyric Site Operators
Santangelo
Loses Lawyer. To Defend Herself in File Share Trial
KaZaa Blocks Users
From the Land of Oz
French Consider Severe
Digital Restrictions
The Fluidity of P2P
Sony Introduces
PSP TV Downloads
First RIAA P2P
File Share Trial
Solipsis P2P
iPod Killers
for Christmas 2005 Part III
Barenaked Ladies
Release Thumb Drive Album with NO DRM
LamaBox, the File
Sharing Appliance
Court Dismisses
P2P Mom Appeal
Nareos Introduces
PeerReach
iPod nano Sales
Hot
Record Industry
Lawyers Make Big Mistake in KaZaa Case
Post Sony CD Sales
Hold Steady - SoundScan
KaZaa Must Filter
by December 5
BitTorrent
Goes Hollywood
Texas and EFF
Sue Sony
Will The DOJ Investigate
Sony?
Tivo to Record on
iPod and PSP
Amazon and
Sony Take Back Copy-Protected CDs
Hollywood Demands
New Piracy Laws
RIAA Downs i2hub
Apple May
Raise iTunes Prices
iPod Pushes TV
Network Execs Online
Bush Administration
to Sony: It's your intellectual property -- it's not your computer
Europe Groups
Demand Consumer Digital Rights
Don't Use Sony
DRM Uninstall Kit
iPod Holiday Buyers:
30% Replacing Older iPods
SunnComm Thinks
iPod Parody Real. Officially Denies Report
Can iTunes Resurrect
Old Time TV?
NBC and CBS to Rent
TV Shows
Bang & Olufsen
Beosound 3
Consumer Online
Content Spending Grows 16% in US
Sony CD Spyware
Spurs Lawsuits
Grokster
Ends Fight
I Won't Buy Broadcast
Flag or Other Crippled Products
iMesh Filter Not
Perfect
Did Sony CD
Malware Violate U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
Hollywood Pushes
Bill To Close Analog Hole
Devaluing the
Product Part II - Sony Music CDs Threaten PCs
iTunes
Sells 1 Million Video Files
Hollywood
Frequently Misleads Press on Piracy Facts
Sony Music CDs
Load RootKit. Danger!
Does Digital
Content Have Zero Value?
Music for Free
Frees the Music
Peerflix Facilitates
DVD Trades
Fans Picket RIAA
and Virgin Records on Digital Rights Management
Lawyers Fighting
RIAA Want P2P Tech Experts
iPod Owner Portrait
Virgin Megastore
Protest Against Copy-Protected CDs
Thoughts
on Apple, Satellite Radio and the Record Industry
Angry Nano Owners
Sue Apple
Apple Portable
Does Video. Notes.
Copyright Law: How
to Write to Your Representative
Record Industry Sues
Schoolgirl, Mainstream Media Doesn't Care
Microsoft Drops
its Music Plan
iTunes Security
Spoof
Standards? What
Standards?
FrostWire
Beta Online
Copyright is Not
Equal to 'Activities Are Unauthorized'
iPod Killers
for Christmas 2005 Part II
Lawyers Host
Conference to Fight Record Industry Lawsuits
The Net is
the Independent Artist's Radio
RIAA Picks on Little
Girl
iPod Killers for
Christmas 2005 Part I
Microsoft
Walks From Record Label Talks
SanDisk is Number
2 in MP3 Player Sales?
MP3 Player From
Disney
Harvey Danger
Releases New Album Online for Free
Mother sues RIAA under
RICO Act
Digital Music
Sales Triple Claims Record Industry
FrostWire for
File Traders
New Motion to
Drop File Sharing Case
RIAA Loses File
Sharer Lawsuit
eDonkey to
Throw in the Towel
RIAA Still Suing
File Traders
SwiMP3 Review
Apple to Fix
iPod Nano Flaws
MP3 Player on the
Head of a Pin
BitTorrent
gets $8.75 million
Italians Revive
WinMX
WinMX Shut Down
Next Limewire
to Block Files
Latest iTunes
Update Brings Headaches
Three Moms Fight
Record Industry Lawsuits
eDonkey is
Alive and Well Living in NJ
Sued By the RIAA?
Call These Lawyers
MovieLabs: Hollywood
Builds Lab to Fight File Sharing
RIAA Goes After
Other P2P Companies
iPod Nano
Flying Off NJ Shelves
New Sony Portables
Lost in the iPod shuffle
iPod Nano
Sony PSP As
Personal Media Player - Review
CraftyTV: Free
Streaming of Popular TV Shows
Apple iPod Phone
Debuts
Interview with
the RIAA Mom
KaZaa Loses
in Australian Court
P2P TV Streaming
Coming Soon
Rio Dies.
Rio Carbon C Stillborn
The P2P Broadband
Symbiosis
Kazaa Decision
Due Today
Pear Jam to Release
Live Shows in MP3. Does This Violate Patent?
Big Music's Way-Way
Factor
Mashboxx Coming
in November
Family
Guy Movie Leaked on P2P. So What?
Fear of Change Endemic
to Early Media
New York Mom Battles
Big Music
Yahoo Tests
Paid Music Search Engine
Hollywood Targets
Online Sales
Rehabilitating
BitTorrent
P2P: Still on
the Congressional Hit List
On Creativity,
Computers and Copyright
File Sharers
Buy 5X more Online Music Than Non Traders
XM and Samsung
to Build First MP3 Satellite Player
Record Industry
Settles With Spitzer
iPod Video:
Selling What is Already Free
Video iPod: Speculation
is Rife
MGM V. Grokster:
Actively Encourage is the Test
File Sharing Continues
to Rise
Make a Working
Edison Phonograph From Plastic Cups
New Creative
Zen Vision
BBC's Free Beethoven
Downloads. Record Labels Complain
iPod Sales Surge
MP3 Players
to Find 56 Million Owners by 2010
Dell and Napster Hook
Up
BitTorrent:
Can 1999 Bram Cohen Remarks Open Him to Litigation?
Media Industry in
School: Brainwashing YOUR Child
Spyware May Slow
P2P, Not RIAA
iPod Adds
Podcasting
Broadcast
Flag: Media Industry May Try to Steal the Law
Interview
With StreamCast on Grokster Ruling
Music Industry
'Ravaged by Pirates' Report. File Under Fiction
Broadcast
Flag: Sneak Not Attempted
FTC P2P Study
MP3 Players
for Summer 2005 Part II
Coldplay: 8% of
New Album's Sales are Paid Downloads
Microsoft Gets
Very Own BitTorrent
Grokster v MGM: The
End or the Beginning?
Ericsson and Napster
Open Mobile Music Service
Archos AV 700
Mobile DVR
Big Music vs Digital
Radio
SNOCAP Launched
MP3 Players for
Summer 2005
Sony PSP Movie Sales
Strong
Canada To Revise
Copyright Law
iTunes Over P2P? NPD
Group's Suspect Research
Sony CDs Add New
Anti-Piracy Scheme
Fed Takes Down Torrent
Sites
iPod with Podcast
BitTorrent
Search Engine Coming
New Big Music Defeat
in Canada
BitTorrent
Goes Trackerless
File Sharing
Damages Only Worth $5 per Month
Microsoft v. Sony
v. Nintendo
BBC Goes P2P
Broadcast Flag Ruling
Angers MPAA
MPAA Sues TV File
Sharing Sites
Yahoo Adds Online
Music Service
YOU as an RIAA Victim
Archos Releases
MP3 New Player
Broadcast Flag At
Half Mast
MPAA Victory in Rossi
Case
RIAA Suits May
Actually Promote File Sharing
Value, iTunes and
Other Paid Music Download Services
Music Stealing All Around
P2P Meets MMORPG
Internet2, the RIAA,
and the Princeton Professor
Kazaa Sued by
Ohio Couple
Bush Signs Hollywood
Act
Ghost Music
Creative
Sells 2 Million MP3 Players
MPAA Investigated
for Payoff of NY Cops
P2P Virus Targets
File Sharers
Copyright Bill Passed
in Congress Will Criminalize File Sharing
What Makes a
Journalist? Thoughts on Apple and Think Secret
Viralg Claims it
Can Eliminate File Sharing
The Google of Indie
Music
Sony NAS-CZ1
Plays iTunes
StationRipper:
Ripping from the Radio Part II
MP3 Players Approach
Critical Mass
iPod 5.3
Million Sold
Nike MP3 Player
Has GPS
PyMusique is now
Musik
Fear of Change Endemic
to Early Media
Interview with
Mike Weiss of StreamCast
Student Beats
Copyright Lawyers
Apple to Announce
Quarter Sales Figures
RIAA Sues Internet2
Users
Research: After iPod
Teens Want Sony
Grokster v MGM
Transcript Notes
File Sharing Revolutionaries
or Cheapskates?
Bruce Springsteen's
'The Boss' iPod
Podcast Popularity
Booms
XM Revives
iPod Satellite Hopes
Napster
Numbers
Movie Downloads
for $30 a Month
The Record Industry's
Problems
MGM v Grokster
Day 1
Sony iTunes for
Movies
iPodlounge Releases
2005 iPod Buyer's Guide
Yet Another Samsung
MP3 Player
Grokster v
MGM BitTorrents
Mark Cuban Finances
P2P Services in Supreme Court
Pez Dispenser Becomes
MP3 Player
Can Free Broadcast
TV Really Be Napsterized?
Pew Internet Study
on File Sharing and the Press
File Sharing
on the Rise: Pew Study
Record Sales Up.
MP3 Newswire Credits File Sharing
MP3 Frees the Music
of Fiona Apple
PyMusique Opens
iTunes Again
Sony PSP Launches at
Midnight
Apple Disables
PyMusique
Samsung's Nine
New MP3 Portables
PyMusique - iTunes
Songs Without DRM
Senator Hatch Gets
Top Copyright Job
Countdown
to Grokster v MGM
Chevy HHR Integrates
iPod
MP3 Player
Sales to Jump
iPod Shuffle
With FM Tuner? Nope
Aussie
P2P Sites Close on Raid Fears
Court's Acquit French
Movie 'Pirate'
Hollywood's P2P PR Blitz
Judge Rules
for Apple in ID Case
New Sony Players
Drop Price to Match iPod
Extraordinary Gall:
RIAA v. Fans (Round 8,501)
BitTorrent
4.0.0 is Now Online
Virgin's
iPod Killer Dead
AllofMP3.com
Ruled Not in Violation of Russian Copyright Law
Sharman Asset
Freeze Story Wrong
Creative
Zen chases Apple iPod
Napster Ups
Revenue Projections
File Sharing
Leads to Communism?
iTunes
Prices Too High
File Sharing
Movies: Half of All Americans Aware
The UK's All-Digital
Movie Network
LokiTorrent,
MPAA saga: Part III
FireWire No
Longer With iPod
Rated
"I" for Inappropriate
iPod Gets Refresh.
Cuts Prices
Big Music Sues
Another Grandma
iPod Memory
Needs Overwhelm Toshiba
LokiTorrent
Not Closed by Court? Closed by Private Deal With MPAA?
iPod and MP3 Players
Go Mainstream
Sony PSP Music
Service
Archos
Launches 100GB Portable Media Player
Napster
Hack Turns Song Rentals into Free Downloads
MP3 Player With
Built-in Bluetooth
Samsung's
Diamond Studded MP3 Player
LokiTorrent
Data Fears Revived
MPAA Shuts
LokiTorrent, Gets Sever Info
eXLite vs
eXeem Lite
iPod
Satellite: Jobs Tells Sirius CEO No
BitTorrent
in Morpheus 4.7
WikiPod, The
iPod Encyclopedia
Sarbanes-Oxley
Act Will Help Record Artists
Record Industry
Sues the Dead for File Sharing
Napster and
iTunes Super Bowl Ads Tank
iPod Shuffle
Gets Dock
MP3.com Robertson's
MP3tunes
Napster
Targets iPod at Super Bowl
The Digital
Music Revolution
The Digital Media
Losers of 2004
The Digital
Media Winners of 2004
MPAA v BitTorrent
Movie Industry
Sues File Traders Again
Supreme Court:
Grokster v Hollywood, Reloaded
eXeem Lite is
Spyware Free
Napster
to Sell Flicks
Three P2P Networks
Hit 2 Million Simultaneous User Mark
Downloads
and 'Guerilla Slavery'
Sony Admits They
Should Have Had The iPod
KaZaa
Security Alert
Date Set for Morpheus/Grokster
NFL Targets MP3
Players
California
Bill To Criminalize P2P Development
Videora 1.0.
BitTorrent for the Uninitiated
Minty iPod
Killer. Build Your Own MP3 Player
iPod Shuffle
Sells Out
Digital Media
Wishlist for 2005
The Rio CE2100
Napster
in Patent Case
BayTSP chases
BitTorrent 1st seeds
iPod Shuffle
is CHEAPER Than Competition
Creative
Technologies Sells 2 Million MP3 Players For Holiday
Overpeer's
Latest Dirty Trick is a WMA Trojan
Court to Revisit
Grokster Case
Artists, Musicians
Love the Net
iPod
Satellite Rumor
Big Music Canada
Fiasco
iPod Killers
for Christmas Part V
Dijjer is Ian
Clarke's New P2P Tool
LimeWire
4.2 Introduces Firewall-to-Firewall Transfers
Research: File Traders
Buy Digital Downloads Too
Movie Industry
to Sue File Traders Too
iPod Buyers
Guide Released
SunnComm's
New CD Copy Protection Software
iPod
Killers for Christmas Part IV
Waterproof MP3
Player is for Laps Around the Pool
Two New iPods
CD sales up,
says RIAA
iPod Killers
for Christmas Part III
Album Released
on Flash Memory Card
Bono at Apple
Promo
iPod Killers
for Christmas Part II
iPod Killers
for Christmas Part I
iRiver Turns
Focus on In-Dash MP3 Players
Big Media
Asks Supreme Court to Reverse Grokster Decision
Induce Act
Stalls in Congress
Meet Morpheus
4.5 with NeoNet
Online
Movie Download Sales To Grow
California State
Bill 1506 - File Traders Get Mark of Caine
Shareaza Review
MP3 Portable
Market to Hit $52B by 2008
The Bose
iPod SoundDock
Archos Gmini
400, 5.6 Ounce MP3/Video Portable
The Sarbanes-Oxley
Act Will Help Record Artist
eDonkey2000
Closes in on FastTrack
AudioFeast:
Radio Streams for Digital Portables
Movies For
Music Contest Winners
Copyright
Office Says No to P2P
Save Betamax
Tuesday
Getting Into
KCeasy
The Record Industry
- The New AMTRAK?
World-wide
P2P User Increase
Interview With
a Victim of the RIAA
Creative MuVo2
Adds Color
File-share
Ruling Delights P2P Ops
1950s Europe
Copyrights End
MobiNote Introduces
Portable Video/MP3 Player With 7" Screen
Copyright and Digital
Media
iPod Gets a Facelift
Thump: Oakley's
MP3 Sunglasses
An iPod for
the Car Starts with BMW
iTunes on
a roll in the UK
Fahrenheit
9/11: on P2P Everywhere
Beastie Boys
5 Boroughs DRM Flak
Sony Digital Video
Portable Media Player
Real Network's
Online Movie Service
Creative Zen Portable
Media Player
StationRipper:
Ripping from the Radio
Sony vs
Apple: Vaio Pocket VGF-AP1
Apple and Real
- A Few Thoughts
1 in 5 file traders
share movies
Mike Godwin
and Legal Thoughts on Digital Rights
Digital Rights
Management or Taxes?
Mini iPod
upgrades - for FREE!
Record Industry
Wants iTunes to Charge More
New RIAA File
Sharing Attack
Ares/Warez P2P
Apple Mini Rescues the Microdrive
Grey Album
goes Gold!
Thomas Edison, Intellectual Property and the
Recording Industry:
Chapter
1 -- The Dawn of Recorded Music and the First Pirates
Chapter
2 -- Music, Movies and Monopoly
Chapter
3 -- The Industry Evolves
Chapter
4 -- Copyright and the Grand Illusion
Chapter
5 -- Bringing the Past Into the Present
Copy Protection and
the Reasonable Man
Music
industry stance an old, broken record - The Age (April 20 2004)
Peter
Gabriel, Brian Eno, to Form Digital Musicians Union
Pepsi Uses RIAA
Victims in Ad
Morpheus
4 is Here
iPod Mini
Released
p2pnet.net hacked
The Digital
Media Winners of 2003
The Digital
Media Losers of 2003
Jon Lech Johansen
acquitted
MP3 Portable
Sales Double This Year
Downloading
Legalized in Canada - For a Price
K-Lite
alive and well
MP3 Newswire
Turns Five
Economics of File-Sharing
HP to Add Music
Store and Player
More File
Traders Sued by RIAA
MP3.com fades.
1.6 Million Songs Gone
The 20GB/40GB
Rio Karma Plays Ogg Vorbis
DRM music goldrush
is a race for losers? - Comments on Robertson's Comments
Meet Barry K.
Robinson
Review:
The Archos AV320 Video/Audio Portable Recorder
No Jail Time for Aussie
File Traders
MyTunes Turns iTunes
into File Trade Service
Robinson denies
conflict of interest
RIAA to Apple
- thanks for the $$$$
iTunes 5 - Napster
1
Australian
Student File Traders Looking at 5 Years
New Site Promotes
Dialogue on Both Sides of P2P
Online singles
are booming
Round 2 of RIAA
Lawsuits
File sharers would
be jailed under FTAA Treaty
Archos AV380:
80GB Portable CinemaBox
A new tech
battle brews in D.C.
MIT 'free music' scheme
comes unstuck
RIAA Sequentially
Repeating Edison's Mistakes
MP3.com forgets
to renew domain name
Let's Play
Starving Artist
RIAA gets $2500
from Lorraine Sullivan
RIAA statistics.
Fact or fiction?
Princeton
Student Sued Over Paper on CD Copying
CDs and the Scarcity
Principal
RIAA, p2p reps
to meet at Coleman hearing
iMesh Sued by Record
Lobby)
The RIAA's Amnesty
Program - a Sucker Deal
The Right to Resell
the Digital Music Files You Bought
RIAA victim says
she has to settle
Open letter to
Cary Sherman and the RIAA
The RIAA
Settles Fast With 12-year-old Trader
Open Letter:
Webcaster Alliance Letter to RIAA
Is KaZaA using
the DMCA on Kazaa Lite?
RIAA Explanation Just
Another Lie
Friday
Night on TechTV - 'Music Wars: Open Mike'
A Phishy tale: Downloading
can work for you
New
Zealand Shows Music Piracy Boosts Sales - Slashdot (Dec 12 2003)
MP3.com archive is
destroyed - The Register (Dec 2 2003)
Getting a fair share
of the digital pie - ProSoundWeb.com (Dec 2 2003)
MP3.com's
Content to Be Destroyed - Slashdot (Nov 28 2003)
Feel Free to Jack
Into My IPod - Wired (Nov 21 2003)
Your 99c belong to the
RIAA - Steve Jobs - The Register (Nov 8 2003)
Send
lawyers, guns and money - Salon (Nov 7 2003)
Great
Tunes, but Where's the Cover? - NY Times (Nov 7 2003)
Same Old Song - Slate (Nov 6 2003)
Are PCs next
in Hollywood piracy battle? -
FCC
Approves First Digital Anti-Piracy Measure - Washington Post (Nov 5 2003)
stopRIAAlawsuits.com:
Website coalition organizes boycott
MTV guns for iTunes
- CNET (Nov 4 2003)
Millions
deleted downloads - SF Gate (Nov 4 2003)
Musicmatch
tries to stay plugged into iPod - CNET (Nov 3 2003)
Red Rover: P2P
for people in repressive regimes
Patent ruling
tugs at Net downloads - CNET (Nov 3 2003)
Media companies
quietly using P2P networks - CNET (Nov 3 2003)
iRiver iHP-120
Plays Ogg Vorbis
Lawmaker gives
thumbs-up to RIAA clampdown - CNET (Nov 1 2003)
U.K. copyright
law takes effect - CNET (Oct 31 2003)
With cable
at MIT, who needs Napster? - CNET (Oct 29 2003)
New tune
on digital music - San Jose Mercury News (Oct 28 2003)
FCC nears
vote on TV 'broadcast flag' - CNET (Oct 28 2003)
EFA
Claims No Illegal Material On mp3s4free.com - Slashdot (Oct 28 2003)
Apple cracks
open the iPod, slightly - CNET (Oct 24 2003)
EMI to Offer Digital Music Online - Newsday (Oct 23 2003)
Study:
Most movies leaked on Net tied to biz - CNN (Oct 23 2003)
The march
of the mini music drives - CNET (Oct 22 2003)
Broadcast
Flag All But Approved - Slashdot (Oct 22 2003)
Apple tweaks
iTunes for Windows - CNET (Oct 22 2003)
Paying
for Apple iTunes with PayPal - Slashdot (Oct 22 2003)
Apple whistles
a happy 1 million iTunes - CNET (Oct 20 2003)
U.S.,
Microsoft fight over online music - Salon (Oct 20 2003)
Suing
Your Customers: A Winning Business Strategy? - Wharton (Oct 10 2003)
Napster
launches, minus the revolution - CNET (Oct 10 2003)
Two Out of Three American
Teens Oppose Fines for Music File Sharers
Kazaa backs
plan that could spell an end to the days of free music - SMH (Oct 9 2003)
Upstart
Labels See File Sharing as Ally, Not Foe - NY Times (Sept 24 2003)
Why the Record Companies Have to
Play Hardball - Newsweek (Sept 24 2003)
The pot calling
the kettle [expletive deleted] - Washington Post (Sept 24 2003)
BMG
Offers Legal Song Sharing - Washington Post (Sept 24 2003)
Listening
Comparisons For Audio Codecs At 64kbps - Slashdot (Sept 22 2003)
Compulsory
Licensing - Where Are the Defenders of HTTP? - LawMeme (Sept 20 03)
Distributors of DVD-copy
software sued - CNET (Sept 18 2003)
Court
Weighs Subpoenas in Music Downloads - Yahoo (Sept 16 2003)
SBC
Won't Name Names in File-Sharing Cases - NY Times (Sept 16 2003)
MP3s Are Not
the Devil: Part 1 - The Ornery American (Sept 16 2003)
Recording
industry's missteps - Denver Post (Sept 15 2003)
Artists
blast record companies over lawsuits against downloaders - SFGate
Activity
on Song-Swapping Networks Steady - Rueters (Sept 11 2003)
As music adapts,
consumers win - Christian Science Monitor (Sept 11 2003)
Suing Music Downloaders
- NY Times (Sept 11 2003)
RIAA
Sued For Amnesty Offer - Slashdot (Sept 10 2003)
What
The RIAA Gets Out Of File Sharing - Slashdot(Sept 10 2003)
The RIAA sees the face
of evil, and it's a 12-year-old girl - The Register (Sept 9 2003)
Individuals
should not accept RIAA's offer of amnesty - PC World (Sept 8 2003)
Entertainment
Industry Faces Problems Mergers Won't Solve - NY Times (Set 8 2003)
Why
I've stopped sharing music - CNN (Sept 8 2003)
Children among those
sued by RIAA
First legal action
by RIAA subpoena target
RIAA and MPAA -
using schools as sales points
Copyrights:
Two-thirds of adult file traders couldn't care less
Price Cuts
Shake Up Music Industry - NY Times (Sept 5 2003)
Rumor: The iPod
Movie Player
Universal
Music Group Reduces CD Prices - CNN (Sept 4 2003)
Study:
CDs may soon go the way of vinyl - CNN (Sept 4 2003)
Lawyers
argue RIAA broke law - Salon (Sept 3 2003)
RIAA:
U.S. Music Shipments Down 15.8% - Billboard (Sept 2,2003)
Court blocks
some file-trading subpoenas
Webcaster
Alliance, Inc. Files Anticompetitive Complaint Against the RIAA
RIAA Claims Music
On Car Radios Meant Only For Original Vehicle Owner!!!!
RCA to Release MPEG4
Portable Player/Recorder
Labels charged with
price-fixing - again
Gateway's Digital
Music Player
Big Five labels turn
on Spain
Earthstation
5: Uncovered
Small Webcasters
sue RIAA - CNET (Aug 27 2003)
RIAA turns up heat
on subpoena fighter - CNET (Aug 27 2003)
Samsung unveils
digital video recorder - CNET (Aug 27 2003)
Music Industry
Unveils Tracking Methods - Zeropaid (Aug 27 2003)
Wanadoo is not caching
your KaZaA - The Register (Aug 8 2003)
Three-note approach
to music download services - NewMediaZero (Aug 7 2003)
The future
of a scare campaign - CNET (Aug 4 2003)
Lawmaker seeks
info on RIAA dragnet - CNET (Aug 1 2003)
Archos Has
New Portable CinemaBox
Latest KaZaa
Lite and K++ to Block RIAA Snooping
Trading
up 10% or Down 15%?
File swappers
act quickly to cloak users' identity
Terminator Four,
starring Senator Orrin Hatch
Research: Why are
music sales falling? DOWNLOADING (ahem)
Efficiency of
the Market
p2pnet.net and dmusic
to join forces
Pac
Bell's Internet arm sues music industry over file-sharer IDs - SF Gate (July
31 2003) Lawmaker
seeks info on RIAA dragnet - CNET (July 31 2003)
MPAA
launches anti-piracy media campaign
BC,
MIT decline to name students in music-use case
DVD burner sales
on fire - CNET (July 31 2003)
Napster's
back -- and this time its file sharing is legal - SF Chronicle (July 30 2003)
Cyber
sleuths hunt file-swappers - BBC (Jult 30 2003)
RIAA
will take 2191.78 years to sue everyone - Inquirer (July 302003)
BuyMusic's
downloads strike a sour note - USAToday (July 30 2003)
Music
industry goes after ordinary young listeners - Sun Times (July 20 2003)
How
to infuriate the RIAA and stay enragingly legal
- The Inquirer(July 12 2003)
Copyrights
and Wrongs - The
Morning News (July 11 2003)
COPYRIGHT
CONUNDRUM
"...offering
carrots and wielding sticks..."
Hacking
Your Nomad MP3 Player - Extreme Tech (July
11 2003)
Ben Harper
Gets Mad - Performong Songwriter Magazine (June 7, 2003)
Kazaa Founders
Launch New Secure P2P Technology
Murray bill forcing
record companies into honesty passes US senate
Verizon to Name
Names
AAC Public Listening test
Review: Neuros MP3
Jukebox
CNET Special Report - Online music on verge of revolution:
1. State
of the art: A medium reborn
2. Microsoft,
again: Apple's old nemesis
3. Free
vs. fee: Underground still thrives
Kazaa
to patch 'serious' vulnerability - ZDNET (May 27 2003)
RIAA
vs The Economy - Slashdot (May 20 2003)
Madrid
Music Web Site Tests Downloading Legality - Reuters (May 20 2003)
You say you want a
revolution? Meet Kast.
Napster back.
Again.
PeerGuardian
Slyck’s Guide
to BitTorrent
RIAA Drops a Bollock
- Part II
Roxio
Buys Sony-Universal Online Venture - AP (May 20 2003)
Fizzer Just Loves
Kazaa
File Traders in Court:
A Running Tally to Date
Nielsen/NetRatings:
file traders buy music
P2P.net Back Online
LA Judge - P2P Services
Legal!
RIAA to file
swappers: Let's chat
New Slimmer, Lighter
iPod for Spring
Apple iTunes Music
Store - 275,000 Tracks Sold in 18 Hours
Samsung MP3 Player
Offers Surround Sound
Interview With
the President of Grokster
RIAA Pit of Confusion
Hackers: iTunes
can be shared over Net - CNET (May 13 2003)
Lawrence
Lessig: Grokster's victory for innovation - Financial Times (May 12 2003)
RIAA apologizes
for threatening letter - CNET (May 12 2003)
Court draws
a line for online privacy - CNET (May 12 2003)
Court: Verizon
Must ID File Trader in Two Weeks
The
On2 VP6 Video Codec - (May 12 2003)
Jesse Jordon: Interview
with Student Sued by RIAA - CNN (May 7 2003)
Madonna's Borderline MP3
Tactics - Security Focus
Streamcast's
new boss--same as the old boss - CNET (May 6 2003)
Video Codec shoot-out
2003 - 1st installment - Doom9 (May 6 2003)
Software
Bullet Is Sought to Kill Musical Piracy - NY Times (May 4 2003)
XoloX Applauds US
Court Ruling
PROOF That File
Trading Sells DVDs...Sort Of
Bantam's iPod Clone
The Music Piracy Myth
Is Apple
Buying Universal Music Good?
Analysis of RIAA vs Princeton
Student
Radio Stations
Can't Play Crippled Music Disks
Arista looks to
Copy-protect all CDs
SonicBlue to
Fade Away
Apple's New Service
Beats Illegal Free Sites - Wall Street Journal ( April 30 2003)
Heading
off film piracy Movie trade group staying one step ahead in lobbying efforts
Hilary Rosen from
RIAA will write Iraq's Copyrights? - The Register (April 29 2003)
Downloading
Music: A Right or a Crime? - NY Times (April 27 2002)
Recording Industry
Goes After Students Over Music Sharing - NT Times
Morpheus,
Grokster Not Liable for Piracy - Associated Press (April 26 2002)
Judge
rejects Verizon challenge in Net music downloading case - Boston Globe
U.S.
Sides with Record Labels in Internet Case - Reuters (April 18 2003)
Indies Blossoming
Despite RIAA - Christian Science Monitor (April 11 2003)
Ipsos-Reid Research:
File Traders Feel Activities Are Not Wrong
Apple Paid Digital
Music Service. Can it Overcome Record Industry Resistance?
Free content:
Why not?- CNET (April 4 2003)
RIAA sues campus file-swappers
- CNET (April 3 2003)
Webcasters, RIAA propose
new royalties - CNET (April 3 2003)
Texas Rep Wants
To Jail File Traders
Antipiracy pamphlets head
to college - CNET (March 27 2003)
Experts: Copyright
law hurts technology - CNET (March 3 2003)
Burning and turning
- 40 million file-sharers in current US population
What
Napster has spawned - The Seattle Times (March 1 2003)
16 companies
drive worldwide digital media and entertainment: report
eMule Interview
Gnutella vs. Gnutella2,
Part 1
Gnutella vs.
Gnutella2, Part 2
Kansas State U software
identifies and then kills p2p apps
KaAaA Lite
Privacy Tool
Record labels
target multinationals
Mike Responds
to Gnutella1 v. Gnutella2 Interviews - Shareaza.com ( March 1 2003)
The
record industry is desperately seeking a way out of its problems - The Economist
Congress targets P2P piracy
on campus - CNET (Feb 27 2003)
The
Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week - TheStreet.com
Locutus: P2P with
security
Mix cd swapping
is goooooooood!
Proposed European
Commission Directive Leaves File Traders Alone, But…
Claim your settlement
from the record industry price fixing case.
Official
Soulseek Press Release
So You Want Some
Movies
Information
on Soulseek
The MP3 Losers
of 2002
The MP3 Winners
of 2002
Internet
file-swapper frustrates entertainment industry - NY Daily News (Feb 2 2003)
Verizon
Made Offer to Name Some Names - LA Times (Feb 1 2003)
Embrace
file-sharing, or die - Salon (Feb 1 2003)
Why
don't DJs just name that tune? - LA Times (Feb 1 2003)
Is RIAA 'Verizon'
subpoena a new form of SPAM?
Britain's easyInternetcafé
chain guilty of copyright infringement
Who Controls
Your Digital Media? Shoudn't it be You -Electronic Frontier Foundation
Copyrights,
A radical rethink - The Economist (Jan 27 2003)
The Race to Kill
Kazaa - Wired (Jan 27 2003)
Tech firms
fight copy-protection laws - CNET (Jan 23 2003)
The Year The Music
Dies - Wired (Jan 23 2003)
RIAA wins battle to ID Kazaa
user
New group wants
Congress to oppose Hollywood technology mandates
The Future of WinMX
New bill calls
for drastic changes to DCMA
Don't let Hollywood
make the rules
Looking for
50 Beta Testers for the Philips Streamium MC-i250
More KaZaA Lite
Updates
Shareaza Inteview
European
Copyrights Expiring on Recordings From 1950's
The RIAA is Hacked
Once Again
Reflecting on Consumer
Attitudes
Ear
damage by MP3, DVD and digital television?
DMCA: Comments on
Rulemaking on Exemptions on Anticirumvention
"DVD-Jon"
faces retrial
Can
XM Put Radio Back Together Again? - Wahington Post (Jan 20 2003)
RIAA: ISPs should pay
for music swapping - CNET (Jan 19 2003)
"I poisoned P2P networks
for the RIAA" - whistleblower - The Register (Jan 17 2003)
Battered
Record Execs Set to Face the Music - Reuters (Jan 17 2003)
MPAA
Spurns Digital Copyright Plans - Yahoo (Jan 14 2003)
Commentary: Digital Denial
- CNET (Jan 13 2003)
Malicious MP3s?
New MS and WinAmp Flaws Found.
Solving the p2p
dilema
Optimum Online
Says Don't Upload Music Files...Or Else.
Norway teen cleared in DVD
piracy case - CNET (Jan 7 2003)
Jon Johansen -
v - Hollywood
eDonkey/Overnet
Interview
Judge Grants Reprieve
to Madster - Slyck.com (Jan 7 2003)
Music Biz: Compromise
Is Key - Wired (Jan 7 2003)
Review:
The Archos Jukebox Multimedia
DMCA
Loophole: Is TV Show Swapping Legal? - Fortune (Jan 5 2003)
The
Motley Fool: Death grip on music files - (Dec 31 2002)
Digital
world tests definition of fair use - Rocky Mountain News (Dec 30 2002)
'Twas the Night Before
Christmas, 2002 "With visions of Rosen and Valenti in their heads"
- Security Focus (Dec 22 2002)
RIAA's Statistics Don't
Add Up to Piracy
iMesh Exclusive:
Interview with CEO Elon Oren
Creative Targets
iPod with Nomad Jukebox Zen
Author
Sues Over Peter Pan Copyright
Blubster: Reloaded
Ipsos-Reid: More
Americans Taste Tunes on Net
Broadcast
Flag- to be, or not to be?
Missing RIAA figures
shoot down "piracy" canard - The Register (Dec 20 2002)
Copy protection logjam
shows signs of breaking - EE Times (Dec 16 2002)
Music industry
fight to block Net access hits new lows - USA Today (Dec 13 2002)
Record
industry braces for lumps of coal in its stocking - USA Today (Dec 13 2002)
Lawrence Lessig:
Racing Against Time - CIO Insight (Dec 13 2002)
Coalition
urges Ottawa to scrap levy on Blank CDs - Toronto Star (Dec 12 2002)
Point:
Music industry fight to block Net access hits new lows - USA Today's view
Counterpoint:
Online piracy is illegal - Hilary Rosen's View
Laurence Lessig on
Copyright
Trade Files? The
US Attorney General May Be Coming After YOU.
FALLOUT - Janis Ian's follow
up to The Internet Debacle
Alleged DVD hacker
pleads not guilty - CNET (December 8 2002)
Piracy is Progressive
Taxation, and Other Thoughts on the Evolution of Online Distribution
Madster still
Upster
Sweden and Denmark
join anti-pirate frenzy
Replay it
again, Sam - Salon (December 8 2002)
Deal rescues fee
break for Webcasters - CNET (November 15 2002)
Copy protection
on CDs is 'worthless' - New Scientist (November 7 2002)
P2P: They can slow
it down, but they can't kill it, says new research paper
Review: Archos
Jukebox Camera
Judge to Decide
on KaZaa Suit
Don't become Hollywood
p2p cops
'No
more music CDs without copy protection,' claims BMG unit
- (November 7 2002)
New
audio formats come with price - MSNBC
(November 7 2002)
RIAA
Sees No Future For N.Y. Artists' Bill -
Billboard (November 5 2002)
Ogg
Vorbis for Palm
Roxio
wants Napster
Gnutella2
Specifications Part One
Don't
become Hollywood p2p cops
Record
Sales, MP3 downloads, and the Annihilation Hypothesis
Canadian
ISP's would be forced to become Net spies, if new plan goes through
Music
label widens door to Net
RIAA
replies to Politech over Hilary Rosen and Oxford debate
Freenet
Returns
Raising
the Barriers to Entry
Marketers
Try to Turn Web Pirates Into Customers -
NY Times (November 5 2002)
Hilary Rosen Responds to Janis
Ian: Misinformation and Mischaracterizations - RIAA
Music
industry spins falsehood - Janis Ian, USA Today
Apple iPod on
Target for 4 million Units
SongSpy R.I.P.
Internet
radio refuses to die - CNN (Oct 30 2002)
Oxford Union Debate
- This House believes that "the free music mentality is a threat to the future
of music."
Band Can't Sell
Own Music on EBay - Wired (Oct 25)
Research:
1/4th of U.S. Downloaders Would Pay for Fee-Based Online Music
MediaFarce -
ever alert!
Can I borrow your
computer while you're asleep, please? - Altnet
Archos Introduces
the Jukebox FM Recorder 20
It’s illegal
and it’s a drag!
iRiver Announces
Two New Digital Music Portables
SonicBlue Ships
Two New Rios
KaZaa 2.0 Released
Microsoft
finds marketing outlet in Kazaa - Los Angeles Times (October 22 2002)
Small Webcasters
get fee reprieve - CNET (October 21 2002)
Senate puts Webcasting
bill on hold - CNET (October 21 2002)
RIAA-backed webcast
bill 'a disaster for the US' - The Register (October 17 2002)
Copyrights/Patents
are Public Domain? - Infoworld (Oct 14 2002)
Making My Own
Music - NY Times Op Ed (October 12 2002)
Live
From Eldred v. Ashcroft - I - LawMeme (Oct 9 2002)
Clay Pigeons:
RIAA smoke and mirrors - Dave Marsh, StarPolish (Oct 9 2002)
High court weighs
copyright law - CNET (Oct 9 2002)
Microsoft nixes TV copy protection
- CNET (Oct 9 2002)
House tosses Web-casters
a bone - The Register (Oct 8 2002)
The Mambo Digital
Media-X PhotoBank Jukebox
Eternal copyright
to be challenged in high court - The Register (Oct 8 2002)
Dispute threatens
Net radio deal - CNET (Oct 7 2002)
Foes
of online music swapping sing out in Sacramento - SF Gate (Oct 7 2002)
Judge brands song swap
laws 'unclear' - (Oct 7 2002)
Samsung's First
Jukebox MP3 Portable
The Recording Industry is Trying
to Kill the Goose That Lays the Golden Egg
Ogg Vorbis Makes
Run for Portable Music Players
One Woman's Fight to Save P2P
A
Nation of Thieves?
Court Shuts
Down Madster
RIAA
Sues Radio Stations for Giving Away Free Music - The Onion
Eldred
v. Ashcroft Copyright Case - Law School in a Nutshell, Part 1
Eldred
v. Ashcroft Copyright Case - Law School in a Nutshell, Part 2
One Buck Forty or
Die - PC Magazine (Oct 6 2002)
Warner Bros Threatens Canadian
Grokster User
New P2P News Site
Goes Online
Boucher's DMCRA sandbags
Pigopolists, DMCA - The Registar (Oct 4, 2002)
Brief Report
from the Verizon v. RIAA Hearing Today - GrepLaw (Oct 4, 2002)
MTV producing movie
on Napster founder - CNET (Oct 4, 2002)
House Drops
Copyright Royalty Vote - Internetnews.com (Oct 2 2002)
Bill may give Webcasters
reprieve from royalty rates - NWF (Oct 1 2002)
Webcasters May
Get Royalty Reprieve - PCWorld (Oct 1 2002)
New bill would save
small Webcasters - CNET (Sept 30 2002)
Online Fans
Start to Pay the Piper - NY Times
Bill
would benefit small Webcasters - Mercury News
Inslee Introduces
"Internet Radio Fairness Act"
A Third Hack
on RIAA Site
Music
Cos to Pay $67.4 Million in Price-Fixing Case - REUTERS (Sept 30 2002)
States
settle CD price-fixing case - USA Today (Sept 30 2002)
Do you want to know
how RIAA.org was hacked? The Register (Sept 21 2002)
One Woman's Fight to Save P2P
- Online Community Report (Sept 21 2002)
Musicians
try to keep sound alive - TimesDaily.com (Sept 21 2002)
Hollywood
vs. the Internet - SMH.com (Sept 21 2002)
New P2P
Info Delivery Options Emerge - P2P Central (Sept 21 2002)
Lawrence Lessig's
Supreme Showdown - Wired (September 19 2002)
We Can Run, but
We Can't Hide: Who Enforces the DMCA - PBS.org
Don't Blame CD
Sales Woes on the Internet - Rolling Stone
P2P Consuming Broadband
- Slyck
Major Record Chain
to Sell Digital Music Downloads
Creative Nomad Muvo
Record Industry
Wants Major ISPs to Play US Customs for Digital Music
RIAA Site Hacked
Again
How
the Record Labels Repay the Artist
Hit Charade: The music industry's self-inflicted
wounds.
Epic Records
Takes Steps to Seal Its Newest Music - NY Times (Sept 16 2002)
RIAA
files proposed wording for Madster injunction - Albany Review (Sept 12 2002)
Napster To
Become a Porn Site? - Internet.com (Sept 12 2002)
E-mail a weapon in file-swap
fight - CNET (Sept 12 2002)
Digital
Divide: A History of the Digital C