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Politicos say Grokster ruling was just right
July 6, 2005 Members of Energy and Commerce Committee back decision that Grokster could be held liable for copyright infringement.Text of Supreme Court ruling on Grokster
June 27, 2005 Read the majority opinion on the case and concurrences written by Justice Ginsburg and Justice Breyer.Last waltz for Grokster
November 7, 2005 File-swap stalwart to pull plug on P2P network, hand $50 million in damages to studios, labels, publishers.Grokster and the wisdom of Solomon
July 5, 2005 An IP attorney says the Supreme Court found a way to appease both camps, though neither may be entirely satisfied with the result.Mark Cuban to finance Grokster defense
March 27, 2005 Cuban says a Grokster loss would create a stifling legal environment that would harm technological innovation in the United States.Grokster teams with P2P radio
November 15, 2004 Mercora's new interactive Webcasting service finds a risky partnership in record labels' foe.The benefits of mutual distrust
August 25, 2005 David Sohn of the Center for Democracy and Technology says the IP and high-tech communities can break their long-running impasse.Do you own everything in your software portfolio?
July 20, 2005 Palamida CEO Mark Tolliver warns that lax procedures are responsible for products that use unauthorized intellectual property.Theft by any other name
June 27, 2005 Critics of the Supreme Court's Grokster decision never mention the real stumbling block, writes CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.File-sharing programs carry Trojan horse
January 3, 2002 Popular file-sharing programs Grokster and LimeWire are privacy time bombs, say computer experts who found "spyware" bundled with the downloads.In and out of tune with the music
September 22, 2005 File-sharing sites feel the heat from the record industry. Dell, meanwhile, catches the Shuffle beat.Record labels send more letters to P2P services
September 15, 2005 Recording Industry Association of America sends cease-and-desists to seven P2P services it says induce copyright infringement.How label-backed P2P was born
August 22, 2005 A look at how top record label and P2P execs worked for a cease-fire--and wound up with a new kind of digital music service.The Supreme Court's ruling against P2P
June 27, 2005 What did the justices say? What does it mean to me? Questions about Grokster and file swapping's future answered.Who's who in the P2P debates
June 27, 2005 The Grokster case has prompted dozens of organizations to weigh in. Here's a rundown of key players and why they care.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.Supreme Court rules against file swapping
June 27, 2005 In unanimous decision, justices say Grokster and others could be held responsible for widespread copyright infringement.Hollywood's copyright enforcer
August 27, 2007 Dean Garfield helped lead the fights against music sites Grokster and Kazaa. Now he's battling pirates from the movie studios' ramparts.Congress applauds file-sharing ruling
June 27, 2005 There's no sign of a desire in Congress to overturn the Supreme Court's decision in key file-swapping case.Industries digest Grokster ruling
June 29, 2005 Companies mull how Supreme Court's decision will change the landscape for the file-swapping and entertainment industries.
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