Digital Payback: Mom Sued For Kids' Downloading NBC 5 Chicago
The recording industry is making good on threats to legally pursue people who illegally downloaded music over the past few years -- and one Chicago mom is feeling the burn.
BC sees spike in illegal downloads The Heights
Despite the proliferation of legal downloading programs like iTunes, Ruckus, and Napster, it seems Boston College students still favor illegal, and typically free means to fill up their iPods. As of Tuesday, the University had received 145 notices since the start of the school year from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and other copyright organizations citing BC students for
UK holds Microsoft security talks and more From the Wilderness Publications
February 21, 2006 UK holds Microsoft security talks - by Ollie Stone-Lee, BBC News With comment by Michael C. Ruppert (read this story) Forward Forum - THE HOUR: Knowing What We Don't Know - by Leonard Fein, Forward.com With comment by Michael C. Ruppert (read this story) US demands release of abducted Nigeria oil workers - by Reuters.com
Press Contact Electronic Frontier Foundations
Sacramento - The California State Senate passed tough new privacy safeguards late yesterday for use of "tag and track" devices known as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chips embedded in state identification cards.
Employers Crack Down on Personal Net Use PC World
Misusing e-mail or browsing the wrong sites can cost you your job.
SNAPSHOT--Apple drags on US techs; data ease rate worry The Forex Market
NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) - U.S. tech stocks fell on Monday after Apple Computer Inc. shares were downgraded, but weaker-than-expected manufacturing data suggested to investors that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates.
U.S. stock futures flat amid deals, downgrade The Forex Market
NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks index futures pointed to a flat market open on Monday as a brokerage downgrade of Apple Computer Inc. offset the positive impact of an acquisition and a possible deal.
Trans World bids for Tower Records Los Angeles Business
As expected, Trans World Entertainment Corp. is a bidder for the Tower Records music store chain, according to an analyst in Albany, N.Y., who follows the company.
PJ Harvey Unleashes Live DVD Pitchfork
The notoriously private PJ Harvey is about to become a little less mysterious. Long revered as a ferocious live performer, Polly Jean will offer up for posterity the very first document of her onstage theatrics as the DVD PJ Harvey on Tour - Please Leave Quietly hits like a typhoon May 1 via Island Records.
Tony Blair's speech Guardian Unlimited
"I'd like to start by saying something very simple. Thank you. Thank you to you, our party, our members, our supporters, the people who week in, week out do the work, take the flak but don't often get the credit.

CBBC Newsround | Teachers | Citizenship 11 14 | Subject areas
What does the law say? Students test their knowledge of the law about downloading music by trying our online quiz. Click here for our online quiz
Napster: Downloading music for free is legal | CNET News.com
Napster: Downloading music for free is legal | The embattled online said that finding and downloading copyrighted songs for free is protected by law as
Online NewsHour: Downloading Music -- September 09, 2003
Forum: Is downloading copyrighted music tantamount to stealing? Lawrence Lessig from Stanford Browse the NewsHour's coverage of law, and the media
UK music industry warns file-sharers of legal action | OUT-LAW.COM
"There is no clearer evidence of the damage that illegal downloading is doing British music industry, P2P and suing the kids, OUT-LAW News, 15/01/2004
Links to Tens of Thousands of Legal Music Downloads
Enjoy free music without getting in trouble by downloading the legal MP3s I feel that my discussion of US history and law are relevant even to people in


Online NewsHour: Downloading Music -- September 09, 2003
Forum: Is downloading copyrighted music tantamount to stealing? Lawrence Lessig from Stanford Browse the NewsHour's coverage of law, and the media
UK music industry warns file-sharers of legal action | OUT-LAW.COM
"There is no clearer evidence of the damage that illegal downloading is doing British music industry, P2P and suing the kids, OUT-LAW News, 15/01/2004
Links to Tens of Thousands of Legal Music Downloads
Enjoy free music without getting in trouble by downloading the legal MP3s I feel that my discussion of US history and law are relevant even to people in
Internet Safety, Help and Education : Law, Copyrights
Our children need to understand that downloading and sharing music files online is against the law. Even though everyone is doing it, we should be teaching
Music Law, Music Contract, Music Deal, Why File Sharing Is not
The law would be a blow to media companies that increasingly use the courts worldwide to sue people for downloading or sharing music and movie files.
CBBC Newsround | MUSIC BUSINESS | Downloading music
We thought you might like to know whether you might get in trouble for downloading music in the UK. Have I broken the law by downloading music from the
CNN.com - Why suing college students for illegal music downloading
Why suing college students for illegal music downloading is right administrators to educate students on the law and the consequences of violating it.
Law.com - Is Suing Your Customers a Good Idea?
Corporate Law Departments Hiring More and Spending More of children between 8 and 18 years of age understood that P2P music-downloading is illegal.