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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundLibrarians 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.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.Who's who in the P2P debates
June 27, 2005 The Grokster case has prompted dozens of organizations to weigh in. Here's a rundown of key players and why they care.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?RIAA, studios gain P2P legal aid
August 27, 2003 Copyright holders from Major League Baseball to the Screen Actors Guild weigh in against unrestricted file-swapping.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.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 ...Mark Cuban to finance Grokster defense
March 27, 2005 Cuban says a Grokster loss would create a stifling legal environment that would harm technological innovation in the United States.Judges rule file-sharing software legal
August 19, 2004 Appeals court says software developers not liable for file-swappers' actions.Hollywood takes P2P case to Supreme Court
October 8, 2004 Studios, record labels ask top judges to overturn case protecting file-swapping companies.
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