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Showing 1-7 of 7 results foundMusic 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.Court: RIAA lawsuit strategy illegal
December 19, 2003 A federal appeals court hands a major setback to the record industry's legal tactics for tracking down and suing alleged file swappers, in a high-profile case pitting copyright law against the pri...FAQ: How the decision will affect file swappers
December 19, 2003 What is the impact for peer-to-peer fans of a court decision that knocks back the recording industry's legal strategy for tracking down and suing alleged 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.RIAA wins round in file-swapping suit
December 1, 2003 A San Francisco federal judge moves SBC Communications' lawsuit against the recording industry's file-swapping legal strategy, a potentially significant victory for record labels.Week in review: Copyright fights
January 23, 2004 The tech world keeps court dockets working overtime as the recording industry sues hundreds of people it can't name, the SCO Group gets tough with a rival, and Microsoft got a little too rough with...Is the RIAA out of the ballgame?
December 20, 2003 Not exactly, CNET News.com's John Borland says, but recent court decisions represent a step backward for the record industry's attempts to control file swapping on peer-to-peer networks.
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