Digital Copying
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Ice T, others sound off on Net's benefits for artists
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Copy-protected music CDs being sold, quietly
News For the last several months, consumers in ordinary record stores around the world have unwittingly been buying CDs that include technology designed to discourage them from making copies on their PCs.
RIAA sues MP3.com, alleges copyright violations
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Copyright groups target pirates in Russia and Brazil
News Every day Alexander Ivanov, his wares laid out on a folding table across from Moscow's Red Square, sells US$200 of pirated copies of Windows 98, Office 2000 and other software at a 10th the price of legitimate versions.
Studios race to choke DVD copying
News An anonymous hacker known online as "Tron" is Hollywood's latest villain.
Filters face free-speech test
News The San Francisco Public Library, a large gray edifice that stands across from the city's sparkling City Hall, hardly seems like ground zero for a constitutional war over Web content.
RIAA sues MP3.com, alleges copyright violations
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Europe opts for biometric passports
News Facial and fingerprint data will be stored on an embedded chip.
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MP3.com files countersuit against RIAA
News Less than three weeks after being sued by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for alleged copyright violations, MP3.com countersuit against RIAA alleging unfair business practices.
Upstart challenges digital image giants
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Your perfect wedding portrait in a jiffy
News Professional photo studios here can now take portraits, view the unfinished products, choose the desired ones, and maybe even print them on the very same day, thanks to a new digital studio solution by direct digital imaging company Phase One A/S.
MP3.com beats analysts' expectations
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All "Big Five" labels, Madonna back Listen.com
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MP3.com, record labels sued by artists over royalties
News NEW YORK--MP3.com and several prominent record labels were sued in federal court yesterday by musicians who seek royalty payments for the distribution of their songs over the Internet.
Moviemakers split on anti-piracy standard
News Two major film studios--Sony and Warner Bros--have agreed to license a technology standard that protects copyrighted movies from being digitally copied en masse for illegal distribution. But Disney and Viacom are still not sold on it.
