Hays Man Faces Suit Over Music File-Sharing RedNova
By Ron Sylvester, The Wichita Eagle, Kan. Oct. 5--A man from Hays is getting personal attention from the record labels of his favorite pop music artists: Eminem, Korn, Jennifer Lopez, The Eagles.
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.
Low Add Dates, Sparhawk Solo Pitchfork
Low destroyed everything last year by recording their big guitar record with Dave Fridmann and leaving Kranky to release their seventh album on Sub Pop. Bassist Zak Sally left the band and was replaced by Matt Livingston of Low leader Alan Sparhawk's side project Retribution Gospel Choir.
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.
Hamilton man faces music downloading charges The Trenton Times
The Recording Industry Association of America filed a lawsuit on behalf of five record companies against a Hamilton man accused of copyright violations.
Analyst Firm Predicts YouTube Is 'Goin' Down' TechWeb via Yahoo! News
Some people think it's only a matter of time before the wildly popular video site faces a crippling copyright-violation suit from the entertainment industry.
Analyst Firm Predicts YouTube Is 'Goin' Down' InformationWeek
Forrester analyst Josh Bernoff, in a recent blog post, has joined the growing chorus predicting that YouTube will go the way of Napster and be brought down by a crippling copyright-violation suit.
A File Sharer Fights Back New York Times
LimeWire?s counterclaim against the record industry accuses it of a ?modern conspiracy? to aquire a monopoly over copyrighted music.
P2P in Time RedNova
By Pravin Menon P2P has evolved into an unstoppable force that continues to grow with an enormous user base. P2P stands for peer to peer, which means there is a same-level relationship with another user.
The Strokes Plan "Secret" Tour Pitchfork
Hot on the heels of Coldplay's recent tour announcement douchebaggery come some new touring shenanigans from the Strokes. Get this: the failed rock saviors have announced some secret shows.
Downloading Legally - Understanding the RIAA Lawsuits
If you are illegally downloading music, I can't promise you that there is no lawsuit in your future. Keep in mind that, despite the fact that file sharers
Download lawsuit dismissed / RIAA drops claim that grandmother
Download lawsuit dismissed RIAA drops claim that grandmother stole online had never downloaded music and did not have children or grandchildren at home
CNN.com - 12-year-old settles music swap lawsuit - Feb. 18, 2004
A day after being sued for illegally sharing music files through the Internet, a 12-year-old girl has settled with the Recording Industry Association of
Downloads In A Snap; Lawsuit, Too - CBS News
MP3 lawsuits, pay services vs. free swappers and a history of music formats. The Download LL Cool J, Chuck D Debate Downloading Music Before Senate
USATODAY.com - Music-downloading lawsuits don't faze many teens
With literally millions of people downloading music and movies, the recent spate of RIAA lawsuits surprised many, scared a few but likely didn't faze enough
CNN.com - 12-year-old settles music swap lawsuit - Feb. 18, 2004
A day after being sued for illegally sharing music files through the Internet, a 12-year-old girl has settled with the Recording Industry Association of
CNN.com - 261 music file swappers sued; amnesty program unveiled
The recording industry filed 261 lawsuits against individual Internet music file sharers Why suing college students for music downloading is right
Downloads In A Snap; Lawsuit, Too - CBS News
MP3 lawsuits, pay services vs. free swappers and a history of music formats. The Download LL Cool J, Chuck D Debate Downloading Music Before Senate
USATODAY.com - Music-downloading lawsuits don't faze many teens
With literally millions of people downloading music and movies, the recent spate of RIAA lawsuits surprised many, scared a few but likely didn't faze enough
FOXNews.com - 12-Year-Old Sued for Music Downloading - US & World
"I thought it was OK to download music because my mom paid a service fee for it. Brianna's mom, Sylvia Torres, said the lawsuit was "a total shock."
EFF:
However, with one particularly notable exception, the RIAA and MPAA have not targeted users downloading or uploading music over closed, college campus
Legal Issues Connected with Downloading Music Off The Internet
Legal Issues Connected with Downloading Music Off The Internet. Introduction the owner may be entitled to bring an infringement lawsuit against you.
Leader Call - Laurel woman accused of illegally downloading music
Laurel woman accused of illegally downloading music From staff, wire reports. A Laurel woman is among four Mississippians accused in a federal lawsuit of
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