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  | Judge: Microsoft doesn't owe Alcatel-Lucent $1.5B Found at 9/25/2008 via www.thestate.com
Microsoft Corp. does not have to pay $1.5 billion in damages to Alcatel-Lucent SA, a panel of federal appeals judges ruled Thursday, in what may be the last word on a long-running digital music patent lawsuit. In February 2007, a jury in district court in San Diego determined Microsoft infringed on two patents that cover the encoding and decoding of audio into the digital MP3 format, a popular ... More...
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| JapanToday: Japan News and Discussion ????????:????????????? Found at 9/25/2008 via www.japantoday.com
Make room, iTunes. MySpace is hoping to shake up the digital music scene. More...
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| Judge Declares Mistrial in Thomas Music File Sharing Case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.overclockersclub.com
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) suffered a setback yesterday as a federal judge tossed out the $222,000 judgment against a single mother accused of sharing 24 songs on the Kazaa peer-to-peer network. The chief judge for the U.S. District Court of Minnesota, Michael J. Davis, ordered a mistrial in the case of Jammie Thomas , concluding the instructions to the jury were ... More...
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| Jason Mraz Reveals Exclusive Charity Auctions: San Diego-Based Singer/Song-Surfer to Offer Exclusive Ticket Packages ... Found at 9/25/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Atlantic recording artist Jason Mraz has announced plans to auction off exclusive ticket packages to his upcoming North American tour. Three very special auctions will be held at www.jasonmraz.com, with proceeds benefitting MusiCares, which provides critical assistance to music people in times of need. More...
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| Judge Grants New Trial in Music Downloading Case Found at 9/25/2008 via kaaltv.com
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A judge has granted a new trial to a Brainerd woman convicted of pirating music files. Jammie Thomas was convicted last October in the first-ever file-sharing trial. More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.theglobeandmail.com
Judge who convicted Minnesota woman of pirating music in the first U.S. file-sharing trial rules his jury instructions ?substantially prejudiced' her rights More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.katu.com
A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files in the nation's first file-sharing trial, ruling Wednesday he made an error in the jury instructions that "substantially prejudiced" her rights. More...
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| Judge tosses out RIAA win in Thomas case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.macnn.com
Minnesota US District Judge Michael Davis today dismissed a Recording Industry Association of America victory in its controversial anti-piracy case against Jammie Thomas, declaring a mistrial. The move at least temporarily eliminates the $220,000 fine demanded by the music label representatives for claims that she pirated 24 songs by making them available through the KaZaA file sharing service. ... More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via minnesota.publicradio.org
A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files, ruling Wednesday that he made an error in her trial. More...
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| Judge Grants New Trial In Music Downloading Case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.valleynewslive.tv
A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files, ruling Wednesday that he made an error in her trial. And he implored Congress to change copyright laws to prevent excessive awards against individuals in similar cases. More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.courierpostonline.com
A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files in the nation's first file-sharing trial, ruling Wednesday he made an error in the jury instructions that "substantially prejudiced" her rights. More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.kare11.com
A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files, ruling Wednesday that he made an error More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.physorg.com
(AP) -- A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files in the nation's first file-sharing trial, ruling Wednesday he made an error in the jury instructions that "substantially prejudiced" her rights. More...
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| JapanToday: Japan News and Discussion ????????:????????????? Found at 9/25/2008 via www.japantoday.com
Epson Corp will release a projector featuring DVD player for home theater use. The new model has a DVD player which is compatible with DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW as well as CPRM DVD-RW. JPEG, MP3, WMA, DivX/DivX Ultra movie and music files can be played. More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.thetandd.com
MINNEAPOLIS - A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files in the nation's first file-sharing trial, ruling Wednesday he made an error in the jury instructions that "substantially prejudiced" her rights. More...
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| Judge grants new trial in music downloading case Found at 9/25/2008 via www.winonadailynews.com
MINNEAPOLIS ? A federal judge granted a new trial to a Minnesota woman convicted of pirating music files, ruling Wednesday that he made an error in her trial. And he implored Congress to change copyright laws to prevent excessive awards against individuals in similar cases. More...
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