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RSSLast years sales of music all over the world via the Internet and mobile phones soared as high as $1.1 billion, which was three times of that of 2004.
The research conducted by The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, or IFPI, brought.
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A federal appeals court in Massachusetts says a hearing in a music downloading lawsuit can’t be streamed online.
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Fourteen news organizations, including The Associated Press and The New York Times Co., are urging a federal appeals court to allow online streaming of a hearing in a...
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A judge has postponed a hearing that would have been the first in federal court in Massachusetts to be streamed online.
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A federal judge on Wednesday authorized the first online streaming of oral arguments in a U.S. District Court in Massachusetts in a copyright infringement lawsuit that...
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AP, Providence
A Rhode Island couple whose son is accused of illegally sharing songs online should not be forced to surrender their home computer for inspection because it would...
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AP, Los Angeles
The group representing the U.S. music industry says it will abandon its policy of suing people for sharing songs protected by copyright.
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The music industry’s courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack.
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If the Indian Music Industry (IMI) officials have their way, people who download and listen to songs on their mobile phones will be prosecuted for violating the...
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AP, Rolla
A tech-savvy university near the Missouri Ozarks is resorting to an old standby to reduce illegal music downloads by students: the pop quiz.Missouri University of...
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AP, Minneapolis
A Minnesota woman ordered to pay $222,000 in the nation’s first music download trial may get another chance with a jury.The issue is whether record companies have...
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AP, San Jose
Universal Music Group confirmed Tuesday that it has reached a deal with file-sharing site Qtrax to allow free, legal downloads of UMG music.Qtrax announced in January...
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An exabyte is a lot of data. It is 1.074 billion gigabytes of data, to be exact. It would take 14 million laptops like mine to store an exabyte. Two exabytes equals the...
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AP, Boston
Leaving a copyrighted song where others can get at it with peer-to-peer software doesn’t constitute a copyright violation until someone downloads it, a federal...
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Fast-moving thunderstorms brought new waves of rain on Sunday to Southern California, following days of drenching weather and heavy mountain snowfall and raising fears...
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AP, Minneapolis
A woman facing a $222,000 music-sharing verdict asked a judge on Monday to overturn it.Jurors in a case that six record companies brought against Jammie Thomas found...
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Some of the jurors who levied a $222,000 penalty last week against a Minnesota woman for illegally sharing music online would have liked her to pay the maximum $3.6...
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Jammie Thomas makes $36,000 a year but says she’s not looking for a handout to pay a $222,000 judgment after a jury decided she illegally shared music...
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AP, Duluth
The recording industry hopes $222,000 will be enough to dissuade music lovers from downloading songs from the Internet without paying for them. That’s the amount...
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An attorney for six major music companies urged a federal jury Thursday to find a Minnesota woman illegally downloaded and shared music online, activity he said has...
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Regardless of how the first trial of a person accused of illegally sharing music online turns out, the record industry plans to keep suing listeners.”We think...
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