344 news & feature articles results for "riaa ruling"

CNET News.com sits down with Hilary Rosen to discuss her views on the Napster case and the future of online music.

Posted by John Borland

A federal judge grants the music industry's motion for a partial summary judgment finding MP3.com liable for copyright infringement.

Posted by John Borland

A federal judge orders Verizon to disclose the identity of an alleged peer-to-peer pirate in a decision that could make it easier for the music industry to crack down on file swapping.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Both sides want to end the copyright infringement lawsuit against popular file-swapping services Kazaa, Morpheus and Grokster quickly--they just disagree on who should win.

Posted by John Borland

The recording industry wins powerful legal allies in its battle against music-swapping company Napster, including the Justice Department and the U.S. Copyright Office.

Posted by John Borland

The record industry files a lawsuit against the file-swapping company, charging that it is violating copyrights in much the same way as Napster or Scour.

Posted by John Borland

Companies mull how Supreme Court's decision will change the landscape for the file-swapping and entertainment industries.

Posted by John Borland

A courtroom lawyer who has sued individual file swappers in multiple federal courts is President-elect Barack Obama's choice for a top Justice Department position.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

President's latest pick for a senior Justice Department post is Donald Verrilli, the lawyer who pulled the plug on Grokster, sued Google on behalf of Viacom, and represented the RIAA in a file-sharing case against Jammie Thomas.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Judge reportedly finds that defendant in closely watched copyright infringement case tampered with evidence after being served with the suit.

Posted by Steven Musil