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Lawsuit Could Force RIAA to Reveal Investigation Techniques

An Oregon woman's legal proceedings against the RIAA could finally force the industry group to share details about its controversial investigation techniques. 14-Mar-2008

DOJ: $222,000 RIAA Award Not Excessive

The U.S. Department of Justice says a damage award in a music copyright infringement case won recently by the RIAA is constitutional. 04-Dec-2007

Woman Ordered to Pay for File-Sharing Will Appeal

A woman ordered to pay $222,000 for illegally downloading and sharing music files has decided to appeal the case. 08-Oct-2007

RIAA Win Could Bolster Efforts Against Illegal File Sharing

Where forensic evidence shows that an individual may have illegally shared files, it may be far cheaper to accept the RIAA settlement offer than to try and fight it, an expert says. 08-Oct-2007

Despite Lawsuits, P-to-P Use Still Growing

In 2006, 15 million U.S. households downloaded an unauthorized file using P-to-P (peer-to-peer) software, an 8 percent increase from 2005. 05-Oct-2007

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Minnesota woman's download trial gets second chance

A Minnesota woman ordered to pay $222,000 in the nation's first music download trial may get another chance with a jury.. . In October, a federal ...

New Trial In File-Sharing Suit?

The federal court judge in Minnesota who presided over the first file-sharer trial to reach a jury verdict is now having second thoughts. In an...

Stupid People of 2008 #241: "Postcard" Malware Hoaxers

Show your support. Buzz this article up. . I understand the purveyors of malware, sort of, the same way I get why people spraypaint walls or put...

RIAA takes one in the chin in Atlantic Vs Howell

For quite some time now, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) basically has been arguing that the mere act of placing songs in a...

Janus Friis

eBay may not be too happy about the performance of Skype, but its co-founders have moved on to promising new ventures. Janus Friis tells Oliver...

Analysis: Despite Blogosphere Reports, RIAA Retains Legal Muscle Under Howell Decision

The blogosphere is celebrating a recent Arizona federal judge's decision that, at first glance, seems to portend the death of the Recording...

Judge Says Music Sharing Isn't Infringement

One of the biggest bones of contention between the RIAA and file-sharing lawsuit defendants has been whether making a file available to others...

Appeals court sides with prosecution on Kazaa child-porn case

If someone stores files that are clearly identifiable as child pornography in a folder that can be searched for and accessed by other users on a...

Defendant found guilty in RIAA suit, hit with $220,000 fine

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) won the first of many digital music file sharing cases Thursday against a single mother, with ...

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