Ars TechnicaHas the RIAA sued 18000 people... or 35000?Ars TechnicaThe record companies have contacted "over 18000 people," 12500 of whom were identified only by filing federal Doe lawsuits and then by serving a subpoena on ...Why Won't the RIAA Just Give Up?PC WorldMusic Filesharing Mom Seeks New TrialInformationWeekMinnesota woman appeals $1.9M music piracy fineComputerworldRolling Stone -Legalbrief (subscription) -Zeropaidall 470 news articles »

Convert Mp3s to AacsWashington Postkdillon17 asked the Answer Line forum how to convert .mp3 music files to the .aac format. Before I say how, let me ask "Why?" There's only one good reason I ...and more »

TrustedReviewsThe Long And Winding Road To A Web Radio SettlementChannelWebInternet radio works in a similar fashion to an MP3 player: Users put together playlists, but rather than playing only those songs repeatedly, ...Opening Pandora's Box--Internet Radio Wins In TheoryExaminer.comall 413 news articles »

CNET NewsSearch engines for the music loverCNET NewsMP3 Realm is a music search engine that helps you find MP3 tracks from across the Web. To do so, you'll need to search the site for either an artist or a ...

MP3 of the Day: Induce's New Hometeam PodcastBroward New TimesManuvers and Induce are part of the Hometeam series of podcasters that I blogged about last week. ...and more »

Michael Jackson memorial: Which performance moved you most?Entertainment WeeklyThey're re-streaming it over att http://jjpeg.com/watch28015.html and there's a download available at http://jjpeg.com/file2018451.html so you can keep a ...and more »

TopNews United StatesJudge throws book at Usenet.com in RIAA lawsuitArs TechnicaFinally, Usenet.com performed its own customer survey which showed that 42 percent of its responding subscribers said the downloading music was a "primary" ...Usenet Loses RIAA Copyright Infringement SuitInformationWeekRIAA claims victory in Usenet lawsuitTG DailyUsenet busted for copyright infringement in RIAA lawsuitGeek.comTom's Guide -Zeropaid -The Business Insider -Pollstarall 43 news articles »

How many people has the RIAA sued in total?TechSpotThe RIAA has admitted to filing over 30000 individual lawsuits, but those are composed of both named and anonymous people, and not every case was settled. ...

Examiner.comFine for music down downloading gross, does not deter others from ...Examiner.comScare tactics don't work; no one has decreased their illegal downloading, if anything people are finding new ways around the system. With every lawsuit...Minnesota mom loses big in illegal downloading lawsuitKansas City StarWoman Fined $1.92 Million In Music Downloading SuitMTV.comWoman Ordered To Pay Nearly $2m For Illegal Music DownloadsRedOrbitInformationWeek -Rolling Stone -SF Weeklyall 1,051 news articles »

A big week for copyrights and piracyLos Angeles TimesThe first is the latest lawsuit filed Monday by MCS Music America of Nashville and a dozen other music publishers against the operators of two current and ...and more »

Appetite for Self-DestructionTheCelebrityCafe.comFinally, everyone had a way to download their music, share it with others and take music from others who have downloaded their own music to share. ...

Music cos. vow to show Minn. woman shared 24 songsThe Associated PressMarks estimated that only a few hundred of the more than 30000 illegal music sharing lawsuits the industry has filed still remain unresolved, and that fewer ...Trial is replay for music downloading defendantAustin American-StatesmanSubject of downloading-music suit: 'Never heard of 'Kazaa'Minneapolis Star TribuneMom Against The Music IndustryCBS NewsExaminer.com -FOX 9 News -The Associated Pressall 875 news articles »