CALL TO ACTION The RIAA has decided that the makers of next generation of Digital Radio Receivers need to legislated so that you will not copy music that is being broadcast over the digital airways. They are asking congress to build restrictions into these digital players so that they cannot have material copied out of them and also to reduce
The RIAA and their lawyers have served the fatal blow to Kazaa and they are sitting back enjoying the kill. Kazaa may be in triage but mark my words the network has suffered a blow so severe it will not survive. The question is now which P2P application will be next. The developers of these tools are learning many valuable
In my personal opinion it seems the RIAA continued filing of lawsuits is simply a lost cause. They have done nothing but to anger hundreds of thousands of consumers. The arrogance of their lawyers to try and force people to settle out of court by writing big checks to them in my opinion is as close to extortion as one
The EFF has a update on the Broadcast Flag battle, and for those of you that reacted from the posting on this website, Thank You. [EFF] I support the EFF with a yearly donation, and encourage those of that understand the importance of fair use to do the same.
You know I am a very vocal proponent of Fair Use, but because organizations like the MPAA and RIAA have their lawyers hiding in alleyways waiting to slap and injunction on every citizen of this country that does not use the media we buy from stores exactly how they tell us to. I am at the point were I just
What is it going to take to get the music recoding and production industry to wake up. After all how many people actually listen to an actual CD these days. My 99 disk CD player was sold at a garage sale several years ago, and the only thing I play now is music from the file server in my office
Sharman Networks, Ltd., owners of the KaZaA peer-to-peer file-sharing network, have sued entertainment companies for copyright infringement. Yep, that's right, the company that makes it possible to swap bootleg digital music is suing the music companies.