Supreme Court, How Music Got Free
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The retrial of the first music file-sharing case ever to reach a jury has been postponed for a second time. The case between Jammie Thomas of Brainerd and members of the recording industry now is ...
At first, Sarah Barg thought the e-mail was a scam. It seemed fishy. Some group called the Recording Industry Association of America was accusing the University of Nebraska-Lincoln sophomore of ...
Thanks to peer-to peer software programs such as LimeWire, many Virginia Tech students know it is quite easy to attain the most popular music and movies without having to pay a cent. But more ...
Jamie Cullum has admitted that he illegally downloads music, although added that he also still buys CDs. The jazz singer claimed that while he condones downloading of songs from filesharing ...
The number of Britons that are illegally downloading music is decreasing, according to new custom research from YouGov. YouGov’s Music Report reveals that one in ...
It has finally come to this: Labels are simply giving their music away. A new Web site named SpiralFrog.com allows visitors -- with label approval -- to download music free of charge. It launched ...
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