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Music rebels seek to tame P2P
November 16, 2004 Napster's Shawn Fanning is among converts offering hope of detente between record labels, some file-swappers.Napster founder basks in funding, label support
December 3, 2004 Shawn Fanning outlines his vision for new generation of file swapping. His new company Snocap aims to make P2P pay.New swap shop for Napster founder
December 3, 2004 newsmakerShawn Fanning is back in business, and he's talking about his new vision of label-approved file trading.Does video have a Napster problem?
March 13, 2006 As Hollywood adapts to online realities, video-sharing sites could soon face a day of reckoning.Movie blackout for P2P networks?
February 10, 2005 Philips, others are developing ways to identify and block movies being traded on peer-to-peer networks.TVUPlayer: Another Napster?
October 24, 2006 The video service is building an audience but legal experts wonder about copyright issues. Image: Peer-to-peer televisionHot spots for illicit downloads
February 17, 2005 Broadband pirates in Britain tune in to hottest U.S. shows. Also: Hackers try end runs around Microsoft, Napster copy protection.MPAA targets core BitTorrent, eDonkey users
December 14, 2004 Civil, criminal suits are filed against key file-swappers in the United States and Europe.Legal P2P opens for business
October 25, 2005 iMesh relaunches Tuesday as the first formerly unregulated peer-to-peer network to turn itself into a paid music service. iMesh reopens with 'label approved' P2PLife after Napster
December 15, 2006 As a venture capitalist, IP attorney and CEO, Hank Barry has seen a lot in more than three decades working in tech.The evolution of file swapping
June 27, 2005 Four generations of file swapping have laid the groundwork for the Supreme Court decision.Ruling won't slow file swapping, experts say
June 27, 2005 File-swapping software is so widely distributed, it will be hard to stamp it out or even slow its growth.Record deal for Fanning's swap service
March 3, 2005 Napster founder's Snocap, aiming to turn file-trading into song sales, gains another music industry ally.With settlement, Kazaa casts off its pirate garb
July 27, 2006 The notorious P2P service tries to go straight, but even a multimillion-dollar deal with record labels might not be enough.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.File-swap fallout in Supreme Court ruling
June 27, 2005 special coverage Justices rule that P2P companies such as Grokster can be held liable for copyright piracy.Supreme Court to hear P2P case
December 10, 2004 High court to decide whether file-swapping companies like Grokster should pay for piracy.Leaked e-mails reveal MediaDefender's antipiracy woes
September 20, 2007 Messages portray a company overwhelmed by file-swapping community and skepticism from entertainment executives.MediaDefender is wake-up call for entertainment sectorWho'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.Why punish the technology?
January 28, 2005 The war against file swapping is taking a dangerous turn, writes CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.
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