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Showing 1-13 of 13 results foundFile-sharing 'graveyard' still filling up
June 29, 2007 The MPAA's legal strategy hasn't done much to slow down online piracy of movies. But will that save TorrentSpy?File-sharing lawsuits go abroad
March 30, 2004 An international recording industry association files its first round of lawsuits to target illegal file sharing outside the United States.Downloads rise as file traders seek new venues
April 26, 2004 While the number of people downloading music has increased, they're turning to alternatives to avoid the wrath of the record industry, a study shows.RIAA drops amnesty program
April 20, 2004 The recording industry trade group ends a program designed to protect illegal file sharers who come clean, in the wake of questions about whether it could really offer full protection.Music industry sues P2P firm Lime Wire
August 4, 2006 Federal lawsuit comes a week after makers of Kazaa file-sharing technology agreed to pay music labels $115 million.Morpheus makers file suit against eBay
May 24, 2006 StreamCast Networks includes online auctioneer to list of defendants that includes Kazaa and Skype.Oops! They're swapping again
January 16, 2004 After months of decline, music downloads over peer-to-peer services are on the rise, a new report shows.RIAA's college lawsuits a wrong answer
September 14, 2003 Electronic Frontier Foundation attorney Fred von Lohmann argues that with one in five Americans swapping music online, more lawsuits are not going to stop music trading on campus.End of an era for file-sharing chic?
August 25, 2003 Not long ago, civil liberties groups aiming to protect peer-to-peer networks like Napster and Kazaa were happy to dispense free legal advice to the RIAA. Are they now wishing they hadn't?Court upholds sizable file-swapping fine
December 12, 2005 Chicago woman who claimed that she was "sampling" songs is fined $22,500 in precedent-setting appeal.Canada ruling won't stop music lawsuits
December 16, 2003 Downloading music through peer-to-peer services now enjoys regulatory approval, but that may do little to prevent the music industry from taking its own action against file swappers.Judge: File sharing legal in Canada
March 31, 2004 A judge rules that making copyrighted music available for sharing on a computer network is not illegal in Canada.Grokster chief heads to Spanish P2P firm
October 15, 2003 Wayne Rosso, president of the file-swapping company, resigns to take the helm of younger Spanish peer-to-peer technology rival Blubster.
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