The Recording Industry Association has reportedly sent 60 cease and desist letters to East Stroudsburg University.
With the movement to legalize campus file-sharing with a blank tax, you'd think ...
It has been a little over 6 years since the Recording Industry Association of America settled a case where they were accused for price fixing. The ...
The list of defendants is long and includes several big names in politics including president Bush, Alberto Gonzales and the NSA for their roles in implementing warrantless wiretapping.
The National Security ...
Is blogging a crime if you hold a certain opinion? Apparently so according to the RIAA who plans on litigating the famed lawyer.
Some may disagree with his opinions, but ...
A French Court of Appeals judge looked at the convictions of two file-sharers and canceled the rulings because the IP addresses were illegally obtained. The news very likely comes ...
It may have been an idea on the backs of the minds of many file-sharers who watch p2p on trial in the United States, but when it's just about an ...
One of the many headline grabbers is the damages that could be awarded. Downloading copyrighted works for private use would be pegged at $500 per infringement while uploaders run ...
Many are aware of US-based rights holders trying to apply US laws in other countries. Now there is word that P2P lawsuits in Germany are unconstitutional.
Between the ...
Earlier this month, ZeroPaid reported on the racketeering lawsuit amendment. It seems as though the Recording Industry Association of America wasn't too happy with the lawsuit and ...
In an interesting case being reported by a number of sources, Blizzard Entertainment is suing the maker of ...
Sony BMG, a company known for enforcing its intellectual property rights, is now facing the other end of an Intellectual Property related lawsuit. A report (French) says ...
In a move not seen since the lawsuits against multiple traditional clients including eMule, LimeWire, BearShare, etc. at the time, the Motion Picture Association has sued the operators ...
Selling phone numbers, among other personal data information, has just gotten legally more difficult recently. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has successfully sued a website that sells ...
A member of the New Democratic Party of Canada is essentially calling on the government to stay true to its own election platform. Charlie Angus is calling for debate ...
The Atlantic vs Howell has just taken on a new twist. While the case brought everyone the now-famous claim that 'CD ripping is illegal', now the RIAA ...
Recording Industry vs the People have posted some great tips for those college students that have been targeted by the RIAA in their campus file-sharing crackdown.
Ty Rogers ...
The RIAA announced yesterday that it had sent a third wave of 413 pre-litigation settlement letters to 22 universities across the country.
A new wave of the RIAA's "deterrence program" ...
Jon over at P2Pnet is conducting a survey on the practices of the RIAA and its effect on the music industry, file-sharing, and individuals as a whole.
The survey ...
The RIAA's P2P Lawsuits site will kindly take your money to settle your case, whereas the rebutting "P2P Extortion" site shows you how to "stick it to ...
Chris from Zeropaid recently had the chance to sit down with Shawn Hogan, who is an interesting guy fighting an MPAA settlement agreement. Shawn was accused of downloading Meet ...
