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Showing 1-15 of 15 results foundRecording 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.The file-sharing dilemma
February 3, 2004 M-Terra CTO Darrell Smith says that while the world may be a different place, arguments in the peer-to-peer file-sharing space are still based on days gone by.Kazaa keywords to be blocked, Australian judge rules
November 28, 2005 Justice Murray Wilcox says record companies can send a list of banned search terms to the peer-to-peer network.File-swapping lawsuits: Are you next?
September 9, 2003 CNET News.com provides a step-by-step look at how the Recording Industry Association of America finds, investigates and sues file-swappers.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.iTunes helper allows MP3 downloads
November 13, 2003 An independent PC developer has created a program that lets users of Apple Computer's iTunes software share MP3 files almost as easily as they could using programs such as Kazaa.Music pirates choose iPods over P2P
March 24, 2005 Consumers are finding ways outside of traditional peer-to-peer networks and paid services to swap songs, study shows.P2P group seeks cross-industry detente
October 8, 2003 A file-swapping plan backed by Kazaa's parent and by Altnet foresees $900 million per month in music revenue for record companies. But getting labels and ISPs to agree to it may take some doing.Week in review: Swapping on the ropes
December 16, 2005 Recent court activity suggests that illegal song swapping may be facing its swan song.File-swap 'killer' grabs attention
March 3, 2004 RIAA protege Audible Magic offers lawmakers a convincing demonstration. Is this it for downloading music online and peer-to-peer networks like Kazaa?RIAA seeks to alter file-trading culture
September 10, 2003 The recording industry's first wave of lawsuits against alleged music pirates is changing the legal landscape--but can it manage to crush interest in file trading?What's holding back online music?
July 12, 2003 There has been no shortage of bright ideas, but so far nobody has figured out how to put it all together and find a business model that excites consumers. Experts at Wharton examine why.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.Music sharing doesn't kill CD sales, study says
March 29, 2004 Researchers at Harvard and the University of North Carolina say music swapping isn't to blame for falling music revenue, and might even help sell CDs.The (online) music man
October 30, 2003 RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser talks with CNET News.com about the shifting future of online music.
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