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December 22, 2008 After years of relying on lawsuits to try to stop individuals from illegally sharing music, the recording industry decides to try a new tack.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.RIAA verdict playback
October 8, 2007 A Thursday verdict requiring a Minnesota woman to pay $220,000 to the RIAA gets mixed reactions from public and politicos.Recording industry threat looms over Net radio
July 31, 2007 Attorney Sherwin Siy says the threat to Net radio's survival is really about the recording industry's obsession to control digital music.British file sharers to pay record industry
January 27, 2006 Judge orders two downloaders to pay thousands of pounds in fines, costs and damages to the BPI trade association.Kazaa owners may face time in jail
December 15, 2005 Australian record industry initiates contempt proceedings against the masterminds behind the file-sharing software.Week in review: Download dilemma
October 12, 2007 File sharing is getting public airtime again, while politicians wrestle with other tech issues. Also: Sprint turmoil may kill WiMax.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.File-sharing crackdown rages worldwide
November 23, 2005 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says the recording industry does not need to go after every single infringer. It has already created a deterrent.FAQ: Net radio's mixed signals
July 13, 2007 This Sunday, Webcasters are expected to hand over higher royalty fees to the recording industry. What does that mean for their devotees?
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