318 news & feature articles results for "file swapping network induce act"

The Induce Act, which was scheduled for a markup in the Senate Judiciary committee, is touted as a way to ban file-swapping networks.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

By 2020, we'll be streaming songs from the cloud instead of buying albums and storing them on our hard drives, and suggestion services like Pandora will become essential.

Posted by Matt Rosoff

As chief lobbyist for Kazaa's parent company, Philip Corwin says the entertainment industry is sparing no expense to squash the P2P phenomenon.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Maybe, maybe not. A panel of lawyers butts heads over whether regulating file-swapping services is best left to the courts.

Posted by Anne Broache

At the Digital Hollywood conference, fur flies over peer-to-peer technology and copyright issues.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

Middle-ground ruling in P2P case could focus on companies that actively encouraged copyright infringement.

Posted by John Borland

In unanimous decision, justices say Grokster and others could be held responsible for widespread copyright infringement.

Posted by John Borland

Just weeks after a Dutch court rebuffed a suit targeting Kazaa, a Tokyo court has ordered a local online music file-swapping service to shut down.

Posted by Gwendolyn Mariano

A new breed of peer-to-peer tools promises to speed up transfer times for large downloads such as movie files and to be a thorn in the side of Hollywood.

Posted by John Borland

RIAA President Cary Sherman tells CNET News.com that the aggressive pursuit of Internet file swappers will slow the pace of unauthorized online downloads of copyrighted music.

Posted by John Borland