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  | Rhapsody Gives Members Exclusive Access to TV on the Radio's 'Nine Types of Light' One Week Early Found at 4/5/2011 via biz.yahoo.com
The wait for TV on the Radio's anticipated new release, "Nine Types of Light" is finally over -- but only if you're a Rhapsody subscriber. Â The leading premium, on-demand music service has once again rewarded its members with early access to anticipated music from the world's most talked-about bands. More...
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| Rebecca Black Planning to Sue ?Friday? Production Company? Found at 4/5/2011 via gossiponthis.com
Internet sensation Rebecca Black, and her mother Georgina Marquez Kelly, are planning to sue the very company that produced her viral hit song ?Friday? over unlawful exploitation of publicity rights and copyright infringement. The 13-year-old?s lawyer has contacted vanity production company Ark Music, stating that they failed to provide Black and her family with the master [...] More...
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| Rollins isn't talking, but bat is saying plenty Found at 4/5/2011 via dailylocal.com
PHILADELPHIA - Since Jayson Werth has taken his bats, gloves and iPod south to Washington, Jimmy Rollins is back at the control panel. More...
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| Rebecca Black to sue 'Friday' producers? Found at 4/4/2011 via rss.feedsportal.com
Rebecca Black will reportedly begin legal action against Ark Music Factory. More...
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| RIGHTS: Music Industry Will Force Licenses on Amazon Cloud Player a?' or Else Found at 4/2/2011 via www.allaboutjazz.com
Amazon's decision to launch its new Cloud Player without securing additional music licenses has been described as a "bold move" by many observers. It takes serious guts for Amazon to simply declare that it doesn't need licenses—especially when even casual observers know the music industry thinks otherwise... More...
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| Rebecca Black and Mom Suing ?Friday? Creators Found at 4/2/2011 via www.inquisitr.com
Rebecca Black and her mother are suing Ark Music Factory, the company behind her viral sensation ?Friday? claiming that the company is using Black?s image without her permission while engaging in copyright infringement. According to Black?s mom, Georgina Marquez Kelly, the pair hadn?t turned over her daughter?s master recording to the company and according to [...] More...
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| Rebecca Black -- Battle Over "Friday" Begins! Found at 4/2/2011 via www.tmz.com
Filed under: Rebecca Black , Music It was only a matter of time before a dog fight over the Rebecca Black phenomenon erupted -- Black and her mother are now accusing the company that produced the track of copyright infringement as well as using Black's image without permission. Black and? Read more More...
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| Rebecca Black Sues Ark Music Factory Over 'Friday' Copyright Found at 4/1/2011 via www.aceshowbiz.com
In response to the lawsuit, the label's owner said he has met the internet sensation and her mom to settle the dispute and hand over the master copy of 'Friday'. More...
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| Rebecca Black's Fight for 'Friday' Found at 4/1/2011 via www.hollywoodreporter.com
Alex Goodman The singer and her mother, Georgina Marquez Kelly, accuse L.A.-based Ark Music Factory of copyright infringement and unlawful exploitation of publicity rights. read more More...
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| Rebecca Black fighting Ark Music Factory over 'Friday' Found at 4/1/2011 via www.cnn.com
It didn't take long for everyone involved in the Rebecca Black story to start squabbling. Black -- whose song "Friday" hit Number 38 on Billboard's digital singles chart this week -- and her mother, Georgina Marquez Kelly, are accusing Ark Music Factory, which produced "Friday," of copyright infringement and unlawful exploitation of publicity rights. More...
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| Rebecca Black fighting Ark Music Factory over 'Friday' Found at 4/1/2011 via www.cnn.com
It didn't take long for everyone involved in the Rebecca Black story to start squabbling. Black -- whose song "Friday" hit Number 38 on Billboard's digital singles chart this week -- and her mother, Georgina Marquez Kelly, are accusing Ark Music Factory, which produced "Friday," of copyright infringement and unlawful exploitation of publicity rights. More...
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| Rhapsody Celebrates First Year as Independent Company Found at 4/1/2011 via biz.yahoo.com
One year ago, Rhapsody, the leading premium, on-demand digital music service, spun out from RealNetworks with a challenging road ahead. Â Today, the company is stronger than ever. It has gained more than 100,000 subscribers since April 1, 2010, bringing the total count to more than 750,000; all while winning awards and praise for its mobile apps on every platform.' More...
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| Researchers Investigate YK Delta Archeological Find Found at 3/30/2011 via aprn.org
Shane Iverson, KYUK ? Bethel Researchers investigating the largest archeological find in the Yukon Kuskowkwim Delta are concerned that a lack of funding may curtail their work. Coastal erosion has already consumed the first dig-site there. Now archeologists hope to survey the entire village, before it?s gone. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Record Companies Sue LimeWire For $75 Trillion Found at 3/29/2011 via www.boiseweekly.com
LimeWire was a P2P (peer-to-peer) file sharing network in which users shared music and video files. One would hope that the files they shared were obtained legally.? [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ] More...
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| RIAA Thinks LimeWire Owes $75 Trillion in Damages Found at 3/26/2011 via news.yahoo.com
The music industry wants LimeWire to pay up to $75 trillion in damages after losing a copyright infringement claim. That's right . . . $75 trillion. Manhattan federal Judge Kimba Wood has labeled this request "absurd." More...
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