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December 7, 2004 Snocap's Shawn Fanning, Ali Aydar and Jordan Mendelson aim to transform peer-to-peer networks into authorized distribution channel for music.Never too young for a copyright lesson
May 24, 2005 At sixth-grade commencement, U.S. patent office director expected to lecture children in Utah about ills of illegal file trading.MPAA files new film-swapping suits
January 26, 2005 Hollywood files a second round of lawsuits against online video traders and gives parents P2P-sniffing software.Judges rule file-sharing software legal
August 19, 2004 Appeals court says software developers not liable for file-swappers' actions.RIAA files new round of file-swapping suits
April 28, 2004 The record industry focuses on students at 14 universities in lawsuits targeting 477 individuals.Super-powered peer to peer
October 6, 2004 First came Napster, then Kazaa. Now, better search technology is taking file swapping to the next level.Senators ask P2P companies to police themselves
November 21, 2003 A group of Washington lawmakers calls for file-swapping companies to help stop distribution of copyrighted materials and pornography on their networks.Getting real about the Grokster case
February 8, 2005 Public-interest advocate Gigi Sohn says the peer-to-peer debate can't be resolved through one-sided proposals.Judge slows MPAA file-trading suits
November 24, 2004 A California judge says the movie studios have improperly bundled too many separate cases together.CD shipments surge after lean years
October 20, 2004 Record industry says gains aren't enough to eliminate its fears of P2P technology.Antipiracy bill targets technology
June 18, 2004 Should it be legal to sell a product that can be used to violate copyrights? Some U.S. senators don't think so.RIAA steps up file-trading suits
February 17, 2004 The Recording Industry Association of America files 531 new copyright suits against alleged music swappers.Kazaa ally faces stock delisting
January 13, 2004 Altnet parent Brilliant Digital Entertainment plans to appeal the decision by the American Stock Exchange to delist its shares.Studios mine P2P logs to sue swappers
August 25, 2005 New Hollywood lawsuits use information collected by peer-to-peer sites to target file traders.Geeks form political action committee
September 29, 2004 It may sound like an Apple product, but the IPac is a nonpartisan group that wants to fight the expansion of copyright law.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.P2P start-up gets record label deals
November 24, 2004 Peer Impact gets blessing from big record companies to allow 99-cent file-swapping.New tool designed to block song swaps
April 21, 2004 The product from Palisade Systems, scheduled to be available this week, has the enthusiastic support of the RIAA.Year in review: iPods rule as courts reason
December 22, 2004 Technology giants rushed to catch Apple Computer's iTunes lead, while peer-to-peer forces won significant court battles.Year in review: The sound of Net music
January 1, 2004 For the first time, individuals are sued for file swapping. But Apple's iTunes and other services bring some harmony to online digital media sales.
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