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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundLabels seek to block Altnet revenue-share
March 4, 2005 Record labels have asked an Australian court to block peer-to-peer company Altnet's ad-revenue-sharing program.How label-backed P2P was born
August 22, 2005 A look at how top record label and P2P execs worked for a cease-fire--and wound up with a new kind of digital music service.P2P group launches site to combat child porn
December 13, 2004 Industry trade group aims to help consumers report online child pornography to law enforcement.P2P companies may face new scrutiny
July 25, 2003 A new Congressional bill would require file-swapping companies to get parental permission before allowing minors to use their services.P2P faces new legal scrutiny from states
March 16, 2004 State attorneys general are focusing on file swapping. But are powerful Hollywood lobbyists in the director's chair?Altnet seeks patent royalties from P2P
January 12, 2005 File-swapping companies find themselves on same side as the recording industry in patent dispute.Legal P2P networks gaining ground
March 11, 2004 Red Swoosh, an authorized service, is now reaching out to the BitTorrent underground, offering an alliance.Librarians to P2P critics: Shhh!
September 26, 2003 In a hotly contested lawsuit before a federal appeals court, peer-to-peer companies Streamcast Networks and Grokster are about to gain a vast army of allies: America's librarians.In refugee camp, a P2P outpost
August 14, 2003 A brash new file-trading network based in the West Bank says its service is secure and anonymous, and beyond the reach of copyright authorities.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.iMesh almost ready to become paid file-swap network
February 17, 2005 Six months after settling with the RIAA, venerable P2P is still swapping freely. But filters are on the way.Piracy fighters raid offices of Kazaa, others
February 6, 2004 A judge in Australia authorizes a record industry group to search peer-to-peer companies including Kazaa owner Sharman and several ISPs, along with key executives' homes.P2P group seeks peace but talks tough
September 29, 2003 A newly launched trade group that includes Grokster and Lime Wire offers to negotiate with record labels but at the same time denounces its foes as "tyrannosaurical."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.RIAA sues iMesh file-trading firm
September 19, 2003 The Recording Industry Association of America says it had sued the Israeli file-swapping company, one of the oldest of the peer-to-peer companies still in operation.Napster's Fanning has Snocap-ped vision
January 26, 2004 Shawn Fanning, creator of the once notorious song-swap service, is working on new venture aiming to help record labels make money from file swapping.Napster's Fanning has Snocap-ped vision
January 24, 2004 Napster creator Shawn Fanning is working on new venture aiming to help record labels make money from file swapping.
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