The Recording Industry Association of America has begun preparing a second round of file-swapping lawsuits, notifying 204 individuals that they are in line to be sued for copyright infringement. Unlike with the previous wave of suits, the record labels’ trade association is giving the lawsuit targets warning this time around, offering them a chance to …
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A small New York company has sued Microsoft, charging that the software giant’s new music …
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The Recording Industry Association of America is pressing a federal court to ignore cable Internet …
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The head of file-swapping company Grokster, Wayne Rosso, has resigned from his post and will …
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A Los Angeles-area Web designer has emerged as the second person to challenge a recording …
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In an abrupt reversal, SunnComm Technologies said Friday that it will not sue a Princeton …
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A brand-new Napster unveiled its digital face Thursday morning, a year after the once-proud file-swapping …
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A New York man was sentenced to six months in jail after being convicted of …
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Capitalizing on the re-aunch of Napster on Thursday, Samsung has announced a new digital audio …
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Apple Computer is expected next week to expand its online music service to Windows-based computers. …
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