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  | DRM: it's like those zombie movies Found at 5/8/2008 via blogs.cnet.com
No matter how many times the content owners wish it worked, DRM has a fundamental technical flaw: you have to give the key to the person you're trying to lock out! Microsoft gets this, even if the RIAA doesn't. More...
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| House Passes Controversial PRO IP Act Found at 5/8/2008 via 
Today, the House passed the controversial PRO IP Act ( H.R. 4279 ) 410 to 11, with 12 representatives not voting. While Public Knowledge and other groups successfully persuaded the House to remove the most damaging provision in the bill (seemingly written solely to increase damages in the RIAA's file-sharing lawsuit campaign), the bill would nonetheless significantly expand federal enforcement ... More...
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| Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 22nd Aug 2005 18:30 UTC Found at 5/8/2008 via www.osnews.com
The RIAA and MPAA want DRM, and short of legislation, you are not going stop them. I would have to agree. More...
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| If music DRM is dead, the RIAA expects its resurrection Found at 5/8/2008 via arstechnica.com
Many believe that DRM in music is dead, but the RIAA disagrees. The majority of music still utilizes DRM, the organization argues, and shifting business models means that DRM is poised for a comeback. Read More... More...
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| RIAA: DRM not dead and likely will make comeback Found at 5/8/2008 via www.news.com
David Hughes of the RIAA tells conference audience that subscription services will usher in a new DRM era. More...
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| Students scolded for file-sharing Found at 5/8/2008 via www.middleburycampus.com
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and Home Box Office Inc. (HBO) have identified 90 total incidents of possible copyright infraction at the College since April 21, 2008. After Dean of the College Tim Spears alerted the College community by e-mail last week about the increased scrutiny with which the recording industry now monitors student activity, the two corporations have ... More...
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| Judge delivers fast smackdown to RIAA on P2P counterclaim Found at 5/8/2008 via arstechnica.com
Less than a day after it was filed, a federal judge denied the RIAA's motion to dismiss a P2P defendant's counterclaims. The RIAA is now 0-for-2 with that judge. Read More... More...
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| Nine arrested in counterfeit goods bust Found at 5/8/2008 via www.macon.com
Nine people are charged with felony criminal reproduction and sale of recorded materials following an investigation by the Bibb County Sheriff's Office and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). More...
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| T.I. Reveals His "PAPER TRAIL": Hip-Hop Superstar Announces Hugely Anticipated Album as New Track, "No Matter What," ... Found at 5/7/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Grand Hustle/Atlantic recording artist T.I. has unveiled early details of his much-anticipated new album, "PAPER TRAIL." The follow-up to 2007's RIAA platinum-certified "T.I. vs T.I.P." will arrive in stores and at all digital retailers on August 12th. More...
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| Chief RIAA Litigator Named Colorado Judge Found at 5/7/2008 via blog.wired.com
The Recording Industry Association of America's top litigator has been named a judge to the Colorado Court of Appeals. Richard Gabriel, who prosecuted the nation's first file sharing case to go to a jury, assumes the post July 1. There was no immediate word on who will succeed Gabriel to lead the RIAA's file sharing legal campaign. More...
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| Colleges Puzzle Over Escalating Recording Industry Complaints Found at 5/6/2008 via www.artsjournal.com
In recent weeks, universities have seen a huge increase in the number of complaints about illegal student downloading from the Recording Industry Association of America. But colleges say they have seen no increase in network traffic, and are questioning the legitimacy of the RIAA complaints. More...
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| Judge shuts down RIAA in music piracy case Found at 5/6/2008 via www.addict3d.org
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) was dealt another legal setback after a judge denied a ruling in ... More...
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| Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 16th Dec 2005 23:30 UTC Found at 5/6/2008 via www.osnews.com
If you think that RIAA is the No1 greed force in the world you obviously don't have a cellphone. According to The Register Apple was pressured by mobile carriers to remove an upcoming feature from iLife'06 that would allow users to remix their own ringtones via iTunes. More...
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| UNH students sued over illegal downloads Found at 5/5/2008 via www.tnhonline.com
On October 18, 30 UNH students received notice that the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) planned to file legal action against them because the students illegally shared copyrighted material over peer-to-peer networks. The 30 UNH students are among 411 from 19 higher-education institutions nationwide that were targeted in the newest wave of the RIAA's campaign against online ... More...
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| Andersen relentless in quest to nail the RIAA Found at 5/5/2008 via arstechnica.com
After her first three complaints were rejected by a federal judge, the exonerated RIAA defendant has filed a fourth amended complaint in her malicious prosecution lawsuit. Once the RIAA files its answer, the stage is likely set for Andersen to get a look behind the scenes of the RIAA's litigation machine. Read More... More...
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