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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundReport: Eminem sues Apple for copyright infringement
July 31, 2007 Rap singer alleges Apple needs permission from publishers before selling music on iTunes, news report says.BitTorrent user convicted over movie sharing
October 25, 2005 Hong Kong man who distributed three Hollywood films on network will be sentenced for copyright infringement Nov. 7.The Supreme Court's ruling against P2P
June 27, 2005 What did the justices say? What does it mean to me? Questions about Grokster and file swapping's future answered.RIAA sued under gang laws
February 18, 2004 A woman who the record label group accuses of copyright infringement fires back, saying labels are breaking racketeering laws.U.K. man threatened with BitTorrent lawsuit
March 18, 2005 Movie studios serve legal papers to owner of Web site, claiming he allowed people to download copyright films.Years into case, SCO asserts copyright infringement
January 6, 2006 After three years of accusations, SCO Group has finally begun aiming a legal charge of copyright infringement toward a Linux supplier.Case against Napster backers gets green light
July 14, 2004 Record labels' suit against Bertelsmann and venture capital group Hummer Winblad closely watched by Silicon Valley.Is the RIAA out of the ballgame?
December 20, 2003 Not exactly, CNET News.com's John Borland says, but recent court decisions represent a step backward for the record industry's attempts to control file swapping on peer-to-peer networks.Supreme Court rules against file swapping
June 27, 2005 In unanimous decision, justices say Grokster and others could be held responsible for widespread copyright infringement.Supreme Court mulls file-swap 'pushers'
April 6, 2005 Middle-ground ruling in P2P case could focus on companies that actively encouraged copyright infringement.FAQ: Betamax--tech's favorite ruling
March 28, 2005 A 1984 Supreme Court decision legalized the VCR and provided much of the legal context for today's consumer electronics industry.D.C. showdown looms over file swapping
October 7, 2004 Will a vote in Washington undercut long-standing tolerance for casual copying of movies and TV shows?Music publishers accuse XM of copyright infringement
March 23, 2007 Group says satellite radio operator is encouraging piracy through "iPod-like" devices capable of recording and playing back on-air tracks.YouTube's fate rests on decade-old copyright law
March 13, 2007 Wording of DMCA, which appeared in Congress long before the Web video revolution, could determine whether YouTube disappears.SCO adds copyright claim to IBM suit
February 6, 2004 The company significantly widens its Unix and Linux lawsuit against IBM, adding a copyright infringement claim to the already complicated case, sources say.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.Justice Dept. probes for pirates
August 25, 2004 Agents search homes, ISP in criminal investigation that could portend greater scrutiny of casual downloads.Start-up launches Linux legal protection
April 19, 2004 Open Source Risk Management will sell insurance against Linux-related copyright infringement suits starting Monday, though an analyst says the firm probably won't be overrun with clients.House panel approves copyright bill
April 1, 2004 A House of Representatives panel approves a sweeping new copyright bill that would boost penalties for peer-to-peer piracy and increase federal police powers against Internet copyright infringement.Week in review: The beat goes on for Net music
February 20, 2004 New fronts open in the Internet music wars, with a fresh round of lawsuits--including one filed against the recording industry--and a low-tech hack of an iTunes song giveaway.
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