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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundLime Wire, squeezed, files countersuit
September 26, 2006 Peer-to-peer service provider fights back against record companies allegedly seeking to shut it down.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.Kazaa keywords to be blocked, Australian judge rules
November 28, 2005 Justice Murray Wilcox says record companies can send a list of banned search terms to the peer-to-peer network.Apple's Jobs calls for DRM-free music
February 6, 2007 Record companies are the ones who demand digital rights management technology, not Apple, CEO says in rare open letter.Hackers revive iTunes music sharing
August 19, 2004 Apple was able to shut down MyTunes, but a replacement called OurTunes allows song trading through iTunes.Kazaa purchase exposed in copyright trial
February 2, 2005 Australian judge throws out request to block access to a document that specifies how much Sharman Networks paid for Kazaa.Roadblocks en route to free, legal music
January 9, 2008 Some companies are trying to give away songs and make money through ads, but they're beset by their own mistakes and by record industry resistance.What's holding back online music?
July 12, 2003 There has been no shortage of bright ideas, but so far nobody has figured out how to put it all together and find a business model that excites consumers. Experts at Wharton examine why.Week in review: Policing the Net
February 9, 2007 Some in Congress want to see ISPs track your online activities and report suspicious content to the authorities.EMI's hit man
November 16, 2006 newsmaker Even in the age of the iPod, albums will continue to exist, says EMI Music's David Munns. Why? Because every musical artist wants to do one.Report: La La a threat, but labels should hold tongue
August 3, 2006 Analyst says that despite piracy threat, record labels should develop CD-swapping site as a channel for new discs.Music industry seeks Hollywood's 'windows'
August 9, 2005 Online evolution means the 99-cent song's role will diminish over time, label insiders say.Grokster teams with P2P radio
November 15, 2004 Mercora's new interactive Webcasting service finds a risky partnership in record labels' foe.Kazaa finds friends in file-swapping fight
May 16, 2002 Computer and telecommunication giants are pushing a proposal shouldered until now by file-swapping upstarts: Make downloading a song online as legal as listening to the radio.New Net radio rules draw fire on Capitol Hill
March 8, 2007 Key House Democrat, Real exec blast recent ruling that ups fees paid by Webcasters. Also: Sirius CEO grilled on proposed merger.Week in review: Spring forward, fall flat
March 9, 2007 Thanks to a decision Congress made two years ago, daylight saving is starting early--and causing headaches for IT pros and consumers.Music exec slams mobile entertainment experience
February 14, 2007 Buying music and other content on mobile phones is unnecessarily complicated and expensive, Warner Music's CEO says.Tension grows between labels and digital radio
January 13, 2006 Music industry wants new rules on how consumers make copies from satellite radio and digital broadcasts.
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