1562 news & feature articles results for "john ashcroft recording industry"

Health care providers may soon face the problem of making computer systems comply with pending rules that are likely to raise the bar for information security in the industry.

Posted by Evan Hansen

Hard drive makers may lay tracks on their platters, just like Marvin Gaye used to do.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The Nasdaq and Dow Jones industrial average soar after the Federal Reserve cuts short-term interest rates.

Posted by Sam Ames and Cecily Barnes

Attorney general, other witnesses ask Congress to force Internet service providers to follow customers' activities.

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Anne Broache

A new study shows declining CD sales at stores near universities, and some are pointing fingers at online music-swapping software such as Napster.

Posted by John Borland and Rachel Konrad

The Net radio service adds a restricted recording feature to its media player, hoping to cash in on Napster's popularity without the legal woes.

Posted by Gwendolyn Mariano

At the core of the company's proposed subscription model is a simple idea: Make other people pay for millions of dollars in costs the labels pick up today.

Posted by John Borland and Jim Hu

A joint effort between the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Distibuted.Net cracks the DES algorithm in less than 23 hours.

Posted by Tim Clark

Given cable operators' current focus on VOD services, DVR companies TiVo and Replay Networks may find industry forces ranged against them.

Posted by Jim Davis

The recording industry files a new round of lawsuits.

Posted by John Borland