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RIAA copyright education contradictory, critics say
August 30, 2006 Advocacy groups say video offered to universities contains inaccuracies about the legality of copying music.RIAA's year-end shocker
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.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.Studios, RIAA target student piracy
April 27, 2006 Organizations send letters to 40 universities, urgently asking them to curtail illegal file sharing on their school networks.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.Lime Wire, squeezed, files countersuit
September 26, 2006 Peer-to-peer service provider fights back against record companies allegedly seeking to shut it down.For RIAA, a black eye comes with the job
October 9, 2007 Despite negative public image, record industry group has little choice but to continue lawsuits, insiders say.RIAA's next moves in Washington
May 25, 2006 Recording industry lobbyists have racked up a series of remarkable legal and political victories. CNET News.com asks RIAA execs whether they can continue their winning streak.P2P group seeks peace but talks tough
September 29, 2003 A newly launched trade group that includes Grokster and Lime Wire offers to negotiate with record labels but at the same time denounces its foes as "tyrannosaurical."Recording industry shows how to lose by winning
October 17, 2007 As it seeks to fight digital theft, intellectual-property expert Nancy Prager says the music business is waging the wrong campaign.Kiss your MP3s at work goodbye
June 27, 2002 Employees are stashing headphones and trashing file-swapping software as companies throw up firewalls or issue bans to stop streaming media and MP3 trades.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.BearShare P2P service sold following settlement
May 5, 2006 Free Peers strikes agreement with four record companies, then sells BearShare to subsidiary of file-sharing service iMesh.Rights and wrongs in the antipiracy struggle
October 16, 2007 RIAA President Cary Sherman says the music industry's response to the theft of creative works helped rescue a business under siege.High-speed academic networks to merge
March 19, 2007 Internet2 and National LambdaRail plan to combine their efforts in order to facilitate research at universities.Congress raises broadcast flag for audio
March 2, 2006 Lawmakers say bill to outlaw noncompliant receivers is necessary to protect music industry from piracy.Altnet seeks patent royalties from P2P
January 12, 2005 File-swapping companies find themselves on same side as the recording industry in patent dispute.TorrentSpy lawyer battling 'copyright extremism'
July 31, 2007 Ira Rothken, a veteran of nasty copyright fights between Hollywood and Silicon Valley, has a large stake in the copyright system.Week in pictures: Vista in view, Apple store cube
May 19, 2006 roundup Microsoft preps consumers for Vista, WMP 11, while Apple wows with glass palace, new MacBooks.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. Sponsored matches for "RIAA"
