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Will the court's decision stop P2P file swapping?
June 27, 2005 Movie studios and record labels won a sweeping victory against file swapping with Monday's Supreme Court decision. Will the ruling put a stop to P2P file swapping?Kazaa owner takes heart in P2P ruling
August 20, 2004 Sharman Networks applauds U.S. appeal court decision that lets peer-to-peer software makers off the hook.Collect some free MP3s here
November 17, 2004 CNET MP3.com's Eliot Van Buskirk sees danger to the Internet in the record industry's attempt to outlaw peer-to-peer file sharing.Canada deems P2P downloading legal
December 12, 2003 Downloading copyrighted music from peer-to-peer networks is legal but uploading files isn't, say Canadian copyright regulators, who also impose a $25 fee on some MP3 players.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.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.Congress threatens P2P networks on porn
July 28, 2005 Senators say they don't want to rewrite copyright law--but they're peeved that kids can find porn on file-swapping networks.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.Supreme Court to hear P2P case
December 10, 2004 High court to decide whether file-swapping companies like Grokster should pay for piracy.Musicians, songwriters: P2P ruling rocks
June 27, 2005 Downloaders may cringe about the Grokster ruling, but it resonates with artists, many of whom say swappers have hurt their business.Industries digest Grokster ruling
June 29, 2005 Companies mull how Supreme Court's decision will change the landscape for the file-swapping and entertainment industries.Judges rule file-sharing software legal
August 19, 2004 Appeals court says software developers not liable for file-swappers' actions.Media groups appeal P2P ruling
August 19, 2003 Record labels and movie studios say they have appealed an April federal court ruling that held for the first time that some file-swapping software was legal.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.Year in review: iPods rule as courts reason
December 22, 2004 Technology giants rushed to catch Apple Computer's iTunes lead, while peer-to-peer forces won significant court battles.Theft by any other name
June 27, 2005 Critics of the Supreme Court's Grokster decision never mention the real stumbling block, writes CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.Canadian ISPs win on copyright ruling
June 30, 2004 Court says service providers aren't responsible for cached copies of music on their servers.Grokster case: Winners and losers
June 27, 2005 Supreme Court ruling could have profound impact on tech landscape--beyond current battle of Hollywood vs. a few P2P sites.Court ruling could squeeze P2P pennies
June 27, 2005 Grokster ruling is likely to give investors pause when faced with the prospectus for a file-sharing start-up.Week in review: Judging tech
July 1, 2005 Some key tech decisions this week were made not in the boardroom but by nine men and women wearing black robes.
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