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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundSBC raps RIAA subpoenas in court
November 21, 2003 The company challenges the legality of subpoenas from the record industry that sought information from Internet subscribers alleged to have offered copyrighted songs for download.ISP group challenges RIAA subpoenas
August 11, 2003 An Internet company trade association sends a letter to the recording industry questioning the intent behind the RIAA subpoenas aimed at song swappers.SBC challenges RIAA over subpoenas
November 21, 2003 The record industry and telecommunications giant SBC Communications face off in a San Francisco courtroom in a dispute over the record label's legal charges against file swappers.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?ISP sues record industry over subpoenas
July 31, 2003 On privacy grounds, telecommunications company SBC argues in a lawsuit against the RIAA that its tactics in pursuing individual song swappers may violate the U.S. Constitution.RIAA's college lawsuits a wrong answer
September 14, 2003 Electronic Frontier Foundation attorney Fred von Lohmann argues that with one in five Americans swapping music online, more lawsuits are not going to stop music trading on campus.Court blocks some file-trading subpoenas
August 8, 2003 A Massachusetts court blocks recording industry subpoenas that are aimed at college song swappers, saying two universities are not immediately required to give student identities.Charter files suit against RIAA
October 6, 2003 The cable company files a lawsuit in an effort to bar the recording industry from obtaining the identities of its cable customers that have allegedly traded songs illegally online.Lawmaker seeks info on RIAA dragnet
July 31, 2003 The recording industry's wave of subpoenas that target individual file-swappers draws the critical attention of the chair of the Senate's investigations subcommittee.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.File swapper fights RIAA subpoena
August 21, 2003 An anonymous California PC user goes to court to challenge the recording industry's file-trading subpoenas, charging they are unconstitutional and violate her right to privacy.RIAA to Charter: Give up file-swapper names
October 14, 2003 The Recording Industry Association of America presses a federal court to ignore Charter Communications' attempt to keep private the names of 93 subscribers who allegedly traded songs online illegally.ACLU takes aim at record labels
September 30, 2003 The civil liberties group files a motion accusing the RIAA of illegally using subpoenas to unmask alleged copyright infringers, a move that could complicate the labels' antipiracy plan.RIAA turns up heat on subpoena fighter
August 27, 2003 The Recording Industry Association of America levels a full legal barrage at the sole Kazaa user fighting its attempts to identify file swappers.Court scrutinizes P2P subpoena process
September 16, 2003 An appeals court questions the interpretation of a 1998 copyright law, wondering whether it permits the unmasking of alleged peer-to-peer pirates by the music industry.The week in review: Subpoenas' sour note
August 1, 2003 The recording industry's wave of subpoenas targeting file swappers may be headed for a wipeout as a major Internet service provider and a prominent congressman issue challenges.Court: ISP subpoenas a 'grave' matter
September 3, 2003 In a ruling that buttresses electronic privacy rights, a federal appeals court says lawyers break the law when they try to subpoena e-mails to which they are not entitled.
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