Aussie ISP in court over song-swapping
The Australian music industry is targeting an Internet service provider as part of a court case against file-swappers Read more
21 October, 2003 by James PearceZDNet is available in the following editions:
The Australian music industry is targeting an Internet service provider as part of a court case against file-swappers Read more
21 October, 2003 by James Pearce...recording industry is experimenting with new technology it hopes can smother online
...a short reprieve for Napster, saying the company can temporarily restart its
A quarter of Napster's 60 million users have abandoned the
...reports from America, a US court has partly upheld an injunction against
Another 482 people in the US has been targeted by legal action for swapping music online Read more
23 June, 2004 by John BorlandThe developer of a popular song-sharing program says his software has disappeared from the Internet not because of legal action but because he lost the code in a computer crash Read more
9 March, 2004 by John BorlandTechnology that can listen to and identify songs, blocking peer-to-peer trading, is generating interest among US legislators Read more
3 March, 2004 by John BorlandThe Recording Industry Association of American wants a federal court to make public the names of 93 customers of an Internet cable provider who swapped songs illegally Read more
15 October, 2003 by Stefanie OlsenThe RIAA has withdrawn legal action alleging a Boston grandmother shared Busta Rhymes songs online Read more
25 September, 2003 by John BorlandAn industry group representing Grokster, Limewire and other peer-to-peer companies is offering financial assistance to a child sued over file-sharing Read more
11 September, 2003 by John BorlandA prominent US lawmaker says in some cases the only way to stop illegal trading of copyrighted materials over the Internet might be to destroy the traders' computers Read more
19 June, 2003 by Declan McCullaghVerizon is appealing an order to reveal the identity of an alleged music pirate, in a case pitting privacy against copyright laws Read more
31 January, 2003 by Declan McCullaghThe labels are getting tougher in their attempts to stop the illegal copying of music Read more
19 February, 2001 by ZDNet UKFlaws in file-sharing can incriminate unwitting users, tricking them into seeming guilty of hosting copyrighted files Read more
3 October, 2003 by Staff
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