Audible Magic, a content-filtering company, announced on Friday a wide-ranging agreement with Sony Music, aimed in part at improving tools to combat peer-to-peer piracy. The record label will provide digital “fingerprints” to Audible Magic, which creates technology that identifies and blocks songs as they are transferred online through file-swapping applications or other tools. Sony will …
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Several proposals to collect money from Internet service subscribers to pay for online music swapping …
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The recording industry this week claimed progress in a controversial legal campaign targeting individuals who …
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The Recording Industry Association of America said Wednesday it had sued another 41 people in …
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Australian Web site Ninemsn has announced that it will launch an online music store that …
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As the success of digital music services like Apple Computer’s iTunes and Napster puts new …
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A San Francisco federal judge last week moved the venue for SBC Communications’ lawsuit against …
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Shortly after buying the MP3.com domain name and announcing that its sprawling music archive would …
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Two filmmakers are getting attention around the Net for an “antiadvertising” project aimed at protesting …
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The Norwegian programmer who distributed the first widely used tool for cracking the copy protection …
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