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Ruling sounds sour note for record industry
December 20, 2003 A court decision in a high-profile file-swapping case means the Recording Industry Association of America will have to change its tactics.P2P companies ask high court for help
March 1, 2005 Tech companies, artists, venture capitalists say new products would be endangered by Hollywood proposals.Canadian record labels appeal P2P ruling
July 12, 2004 A court said file-swapping was OK in Canada. The music business objects.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.Consumer groups challenge Hollywood, labels
March 22, 2005 Supreme Court case to be followed by more peer-to-peer debates in Congress.Court: RIAA lawsuit strategy illegal
December 19, 2003 A federal appeals court hands a major setback to the record industry's legal tactics for tracking down and suing alleged file swappers, in a high-profile case pitting copyright law against the pri...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.Justices to rule on fate of file swapping
June 20, 2005 Supreme Court decision closely watched by Hollywood, Silicon Valley could come as soon as this week.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.Time for lawmakers to act on Grokster?
July 19, 2005 Maybe, maybe not. A panel of lawyers butts heads over whether regulating file-swapping services is best left to the courts.Landmark P2P ruling back in court
February 3, 2004 Lawyers representing the entertainment industry and file-swapping companies return to court as a federal appeals court hears the first arguments in a case likely to shape the future of online file ...Court upholds sizable file-swapping fine
December 12, 2005 Chicago woman who claimed that she was "sampling" songs is fined $22,500 in precedent-setting appeal.Hollywood takes P2P case to Supreme Court
October 8, 2004 Studios, record labels ask top judges to overturn case protecting file-swapping companies.Judge: File sharing legal in Canada
March 31, 2004 A judge rules that making copyrighted music available for sharing on a computer network is not illegal in Canada.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?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.Open-source P2P projects keep swapping
July 15, 2005 Supreme Court ruling casts cloud over commercial file-trading companies, but independent projects continue unabated.Readers: P2P ruling will spark lawsuit rush
June 27, 2005 Some readers predict the decision will spur a flurry of suits against software makers; others say the ruling is far from disastrous.Should ISP subscribers pay for P2P?
December 5, 2003 Several proposals to collect money from ISP subscribers to pay for online music swapping are bubbling to public attention in the United States and Canada.Programmer sues Kazaa for $25 million
March 18, 2004 A developer who helped write the file-swapping tool says that he still owns part of the copyrights, in a lawsuit Sharman Networks calls "without merit."
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