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Copyright climbdown for Google
- 118 Minutes ago
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Google has been forced to alter its new multi-million pound internet browser after it emerged that users of the program would lose the copyright on their own files. People downloading Google Chrome â??
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RIAA â??sue â??em allâ?? campaign, 5 years on
- 9/5/2008
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When the first round of lawsuits were filed on Sept. 8, 2003 â?? targeting 261 defendants around the country â?? it was a hairpin turn from the RIAAâ??s previous strategy of going after services like
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George W. Bush to head new RIAA unit?
- 9/5/2008
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tions close and almost ex-US president George W. Bush about to move back into the corporate sector, p2pnet has learned he probably wonâ??t be vanishing from public view. Bushâ??s administration has been
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RIAA v Greubel: â??settledâ??
- 9/5/2008
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l, 15, made headlines when she contacted Nettwerk Music artist MC Lars to say his â??Download This Song,â?? a track on his then latest release, really meant something to her. â??That was because Vivendi
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Ruling Takes Steam Out of RIAA's Legal March
- 9/2/2008
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Last year, Jammie Thomas became the example the RIAA held up as a warning to file-sharers. A federal judge ordered her to pay more than $220,0000 for making a handful of copyrighted songs available online.
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