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Court Rules: $222,000 Fine for 24 Downloads Is Constitutional...

Sheme Jobs wrote 8 months ago: Who says they aren’t suing music fans anymore? Just moments after saddling longtime defendant … more →

Tags: Industry101, Interesting Articles, infringement, RIAA, MPAA, EFF, mp3, Downloads, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Just when we thought it was safe to download music albums online...

houstonlawy3r wrote 8 months ago: NOTE: The above video (NSFW) is from 2006.  While it (and many others) were made to address the Naps … more →

Tags: Intellectual Property, cyberlaw, Copyright infringement, Torrent, Peer-to-Peer, P2P, swarm, bittorrent swarm, 2:12-cv-03867

Just when we thought it was safe to download music...

houstonlawy3r wrote 8 months ago: NOTE: The above video (NSFW) is from 2006.  While it (and many others) were made to address the Naps … more →

Tags: Century Media Ltd., federal criminal law, McDaniel Law Firm, New Jersey - NJ, P2P, Peer-to-Peer, Torrent, 2:12-cv-03867, 2:12-cv-03868

The music industry is now coming after internet subscribers.6 comments

houstonlawy3r wrote 8 months ago: NOTE: The above video (NSFW) is from 2006.  While it (and many others) were made to address the Naps … more →

Tags: Torrent, P2P, Peer-to-Peer, McDaniel Law Firm, New Jersey - NJ, Century Media Ltd., swarm, bittorrent swarm, Jay McDaniel

The Third "Vienna Music Business Research Days" in Retrospective2 comments

Peter Tschmuck wrote 8 months ago: The 3rd Vienna Music Business Research Days were devoted to the “New Music Consumption Behavio … more →

Tags: Symposia, File Sharing, Peter Jenner, Peter Tschmuck, Carsten Winter, joel waldfogel, Dennis Collopy, David Bahanovich, music consumption

Joel Tenenbaum Must Pay RIAA $675,000

mkds67 wrote 8 months ago: Joel Tenenbaum has lost another appeal this week, and must pay the RIAA $675,000 in statutory damage … more →

Tags: Multi Media, news 2, Music 2, courtroom tales, RIAA $675, 000, 1st Circuit Court, The Supreme Court, U.S. District Court Judge

Court upholds $675K fine on man accused of illegally downloading 31 songs

Sean Ludwig wrote 8 months ago: A federal court in Massachusetts has upheld a $675,000 judgment against a man accused of illegally d … more →

Tags: media, court documents, Court Filings, Judgements

3rd Vienna Music Business Research Days on "New Music Consumption Behavior", June 29-30, 2012

Peter Tschmuck wrote 10 months ago: On June 29, 2012 the 3rd Vienna Music Business Research Days at the University of Music and Performi … more →

Tags: Symposia, File Sharing, Peter Jenner, Carsten Winter, joel waldfogel, Dennis Collopy, David Bahanovich, music consumption, music use

In the Courts: Carrier IQ, RIAA and Canadian Drugs

Admin wrote 11 months ago: State Claim against Carrier IQ permitted to proceed A federal judge in Los Angeles held that claims … more →

Tags: Cyber-Harassment, facebook, Copyright, Online Privacy, online pharmacies, RIAA, canadian pharmacies, Charles Nesson, Carrier IQ

Next on CLBR: THE PROVIDENCE KID V. THE RIAA AND NETROOTS NATION

Admin wrote 12 months ago: WordPress video … more →

Tags: Cyber Law and Business Report, Berkman Center, Charles Nesson, Harvard Law, netroots nation, Raven Brooks, RIAA

Next on CLBR - The Providence Kid v. the RIAA and Netroots Nation

Admin wrote 12 months ago: WordPress video … more →

Tags: Copyright, Cyber Law and Business Report, RIAA, Berkman Center, Charles Nesson, netroots nation, Raven Brooks, Harvard Law

Today on CLBR (Segment 1): 30 Songs for $675,0001 comment

Admin wrote 12 months ago: Legal legend Charles Nesson – the founder of Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and S … more →

Tags: Copyright, RIAA, Berkman Center, Copyright infringement, Charles Nesson, Supreme Court, Philip Morris

The cost of downloading: Supreme Court says $675,000 fine remains for sharing 30 songs

LiBerty wrote 12 months ago: A 29-year-old Rhode Island man is expected to pay $675,000 for the unauthorized downloading of 30 so … more →

Tags: U. S., Supreme Court of the United States, Charles Nesson, nancy gertner, Sony Bmg, Sony BMG v Tenenbaum, RIAA

Supreme Court Says $675k Is Good Punishment For Downloading 30 Songs

mediadesignation wrote 12 months ago: Since the 90′s downloading music has been a controversial issue, that is if the two sides of t … more →

Tags: Science/Technology, Politics/Law, Electronics/Computers, WTF, Policy/Legislation, Music, media, Controversies, lawsuits

Supreme Court Denies Hearing Against Downloader

Kristi Heiman wrote 12 months ago: Yesterday the Supreme Court denied Joel Tenenbaum to hear his case after a federal court ordered Ten … more →

Tags: U. S. Supreme Court, Music, bu, doctorate, federal court, Boston, Judgment, Download, Settlement

Supreme Court lets stand $675K fine for music downloads

The Broadcast wrote 12 months ago: Supreme Court lets stand $675K fine for music downloads 22nd May 2012 The Supreme Court on Monday de … more →

Tags: Piracy, Copyright, Sony Bmg, warner bros records, atlantic records, arista records, umg recordings

Is copyright actually right?

inkpaperpen wrote 12 months ago: I had just about decided that I was done blogging. It wasn’t something I had done regularly be … more →

Tags: Ideas!, Copyright, RiP: A Remix Manifesto, Sony, warner brothers, recording industries, Lawsuit, Pirate, image explaining copyright and fair use

Supreme Court won't reduce student's music download fine

Cyndee Maxwell wrote 12 months ago: Joel Tenenbaum in 2009 (AP Photo) (AP) – The Supreme Court has refused to hear a Boston Univer … more →

Tags: Entertainment, technology, illegal downloading music, Internet filesharing, RIAA, College Student, BOSTON 2

Supreme Court Won't Hear BU Student's Appeal Of $675K Music Download Fine

KC Downey wrote 12 months ago: WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has refused to take up a Boston University student’s const … more →

Tags: News, watch & listen, Local, Heard On WBZ NewsRadio 1030, lana jones, Boston University, illegal downloading, Supreme Court


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