2002
December
Critics Weigh In on Copyright Act
Critics Fear Broadcast Flag Would Stomp on Consumer Rights
Digital Copyright Law Up for Challenge
College Groups Challenge Copyright Office on Exceptions to Digital-Copyright Law
New Premise in Science: Get the Word Out Quickly, Online
Judiciary Panel Adds Surveillance Oversight
Electronic Frontier Foundation pushes for ban on regional DVDs
Net users say digital copyright law squelches rights
Perspective: Will this land me in jail?
Sklyarov reflects on DMCA travails
Deadline Passes for European Digital Copyright Law
Hollywood targets DVD-copying upstart
Judge finds file-sharing company in contempt of court
Shots fired in copyright cold war
Digital Copyright: A Law Defanged?
Exceptions Sought to Copyright Rules
Deadline nears for DMCA exemptions
Jonathan Band: Congress unknowingly undermines cyber-security
Consumer Groups Challenge Copy Controls
ElcomSoft Not Guilty in DMCA Case
Code-cracking firm found not guilty
Feature: Dmitry goes to Washington
Hollywood Firms Suffer a Blow in ReplayTV Case
'I'm no hacker', Sklyarov tells US court
Sklyarov Unrepentant in U.S. Court
Chicago Cubs Sue Rooftop Bar Owners
"DVD Jon" DeCSS hacking trial ends
Movie Studios Sue Companies That Sanitize DVDs
New DVD-Copying Software Set Stage for Legal Showdown
Music Swappers: Oldies But Goodies Themselves
Norway Teen Faces Piracy Trial
Viacom Asks FCC to Prevent HDTV Piracy
Studios Go on Offensive Against Film Sanitizers
Viacom Asks FCC to Prevent HDTV Piracy
ElcomSoft Case in Jurors' Hands
Jury Gets Digital Copyright Case
Closely watched copyright case goes to jury
Study: Web Filters Block Health Information
Defunct Napster Readies Items for Auction
Major music piracy ring busted by secret service
Soft Jury to Hear Final Arguments
RIAA Raids Alleged Music Pirates
Piracy Hunters Are Moving In-House
Feds Bust NY Music Piracy Ring
Pam and Tommy's Sex Tape Victory
VeriSign Introduces Consumer Authentication Service, Open-Source Security Toolkit
"Sonny" copyright lawsuit settled
Security Lapses on Campuses Permit Theft From JSTOR Database
Defense Rests in Russia Copyright Trial
Sellers of Pirated DVDs Targeted
Moviemakers file lawsuits against online DVD sellers
USC Center Chosen for Digital Film Tests
Testimony ends in Adobe hacking trial
DVD Hacking Case Heads to Court--Again
Sklyarov testifies in copyright trial
Norwegian Teen Pleads Innocent in DVD Copy Protection Trial
Random House Settles Lawsuit Against Electronic Publisher
Recording Industry Plans to Accelerate Complaints About Illegal File Sharing
Elcomsoft Accused of Copyright Violation
Teen DVD Hacker Goes on Trial in Norway
Music swappers: Oldies but goodies themselves
Video Pirates 'Lord' It Over Asia
Copyright law stands first day of trial
Again, Madster Ordered to Stop Copyright Infringement
Random House Settles Lawsuit Against Electronic Publisher
Teen Hacker, Hollywood Nemesis, on Trial
Online Music Services Ready for Prime-Time Showdown
Digital Copyright Law Up for Challenge
Feds Rests Russian Software Co. Case
Judge Throws Out 'Exorcist' Lawsuit
U.S. shows Sklyarov video in court
Wal-Mart backs away from DMCA claim
RealNetworks to release more code
New DVD-copying software sets stage for legal showdown with Hollywood
Firm fights for right to copy DVDs
Unfazed by Hollywood, small company offers copying software
Copyright Office Invites Public Comment on DMCA
Retailers Swing DMCA To Stop "Black Friday" Sale Info
Judge Delays Ruling in File-Swapping Case
File-traders, studios spar in court
WGA puts writers one click closer
Jury selected in digital copyright case
Sony to License Anti-Piracy Products
Royalty-free standards take charge
Russia Battles Video Piracy; But the Pirates Shoot Back
Pirated Files Clog College Networks
The Secret of How Microsoft Stays on Top
File swapping in the legal crosshairs
Napster Bankruptcy Hearing Begins
Burn,
Baby, Burn; The real threat to the music biz isn’t P2P – it’s CD-Rs
swapped on the street.
November
Calif. Trial Nears for Landmark Copyright Case
Firm fights for right to copy DVDs
RIAA Was Right ... The Sky Is Falling
Unfazed by Hollywood, small company offers copying software
Copyright Office Invites Public Comment on DMCA
Retailers Swing DMCA To Stop "Black Friday" Sale Info
Digital copyright issue flares on campuses
Students Learning to Evade Moves to Protect Media Files
Music Labels: Streaming Is Swell
Fox Exec Wants Help Ending Piracy
California Justices Find Web Site Is out of Reach
California court to decide if online copyright suit can proceed
Madster Said Violating Court Order
Hollywood Takes Copyright Message to Tech Confab
Efforts to stop music piracy 'pointless'
U.S. Navy Seizes Cadet Computers in Internet Probe
Court to decide Kazaa's U.S. liability
Online energy exchange sued over copyrights
Navy cracks down on student pirates
Robbers Targeting CD Counterfeiters
Digital Cinema Shelves Plans to Sell Projectors
DMCA reopens for public comment
Web site to give free access to children's books
EchoStar, NBC Settle Litigation
Straining digital copyright law, junior paper exposes protection flaws in CDs
Copy Control Complaint Desk Opens
Universal Music Kicks Off Digital Download Plan
New Solons to Face Push on Net Rights
Microsoft Execs Tout Trustworthy Computing
Experts Insist the Net Is Vulnerable to Attack
Sony Music Develops Technique To Block Illegal CD Copying
Some Web Sites Are Posting a 'Keep Out' Sign to Law Enforcement
Fox Exec Wants Help Ending Piracy
Movielink's Premiere Doesn't Live Up to Its Promise
Spam wars: Spammer says it is almost impossible to stop
Negotiating Web music rates OK'd
Webcasting Compromise Clears Congress
Roxio snapping up Napster assets
Congress Gives Webcasters a Break
Deal rescues fee break for Webcasters
MusicNet, Pressplay Ink Music Distribution Deals
Microsoft Takes Next Step In Online Video Gaming
Films to Be Rented on the Internet
High court weighs best copyright length
Justices to Hear Internet Porn Case
Court Takes Up 'Victoria's Secret' Trademark Case
'Potter' Producer Fears Web Piracy
Sony, Philips lead group to buy InterTrust for $453 million
Compromise on Webcast Royalties Sought
MATTEL, INC. v BARBIE-CLUB.COM
Showing Barbie Doll's Head on Sex Web Site May Be Fair Use
RIAA chief Rosen loses Oxford debate on P2P
MusicMatch unveils new jukebox-to-go
MIT Adds Scholarly Digital Library
Macrovision buys two anti-piracy companies
Tug-Of-War Over Winnie the Pooh Heats Up
Disney Claims 'Pooh' Rights Amid Royalties Fight
Marketers Try to Turn Web Pirates Into Customers
Court rules against AOL on Net privacy
Studios timid over Net movie show
Online Music Sales Dive From 2001
Survey: Online Music Sales Tumble
Universal in Net download deal
October
Weak copyrights would kill "fair use"
Bill Sets Stage for Fair Use Battle
Study: Software-Piracy Rate Rises
Some gains but piracy is still rampant
Court Tells Madster to Track Songs
RIAA scores victory in Aimster case
Digital copyright law on trial
EMI to Use Audible Magic to Track Web Piracy
Helms blocking passage of Internet radio royalty bill
Firm Says Law Stifles Fair Use
Mexico summit: Sink the pirates
MICKEY MOUSE VERSUS WIRED MAGAZINE:
Musicians in N.Y. Urge Rights Reform
Webcast Measure Divides Its Ranks
Some College Radio Stations Struggle to Determine Payments Owed for Webcasting
Attack On Internet Called Largest Ever
She Holds the Cards in Copyright Fight
Cyber chief speaks on Data network security
Images get distortion-proof crypto marks
Labels target CEOs over file swapping
Legal Scholars and Library Groups Seek Clarification From Court on Software Licenses
If I tell you that I'll have to kill you: Red Hat fights the DMCA
Time to end the race for ever-longer copyright
If they can burn it, they will come
P2P hacking bill may be amended
Copyrights, Wrongs Get a Review
Eldred v. Ashcroft Transcript of Oral Argument or here
Technology: Lawmakers starting to focus on new media issues
An Uphill Battle in Copyright Case
Excerpts From Arguments in Copyright Case
Napster or not, file swaps continue
Was Satellite Radio a Big Waste?
Higher-Education Organizations Urge a Crackdown on Illegal File Sharing
Justices Hear Arguments in Challenge to Copyrights
Colleges Slow Computer Networks
Music swapping on the net rising
Professor posts digital device hit list
Web Publisher Goes to Supreme Court
High Court Opens Session With Busy Agenda
Music Industry in Global Fight on Web Copies
Labels, Webcasters Reportedly Reach Deal
New bills aim to protect consumers' use of digital media
September
Diane Warren: Music piracy could stymie young talent
Music Cos. Settle U.S. Price-Fixing Case
Artists, Record Execs Spar over Royalties in Calif.
Lawmakers debate Net bets, Webcasting
Webcasters sound off on Net radio fees
Record Labels Seek OK for Online Music Sabotage
Bertelsmann may face challenges in Napster case
Cyber-turf law hinges on 'hack'
Spears, Madonna, other stars in TV ads on piracy
Bill could spare Webcasters from silence
House Members Approve Language Easing Some Copyright Rules for Online Courses
Delay Sought for Net Broadcasters
A Case to Define the Digital Age
Microsoft changes Xbox configuration
Aargh! Britney, Nelly Battle Pirates
Webcasters May Get Royalty Reprieve
Sticky Image, Piracy Brake Russia's Software Future
Online Fans Start to Pay the Piper
Kazaa Taunts Record Biz: Catch Us
Webcasters Sound Their Discontent Over Music Fees
Copyright Hurdles Confront Selling of Music on the Internet
Logo to identify copy-protected CDs
Judge Throws Out 'Harry Potter' Copyright Suit
Tentative Pact Is Reached For Web-Music Licensing
NetTrends: Teens Want Their MP3s -- and Their CDs
University Warns Students Against File-Swapping
Phones join file-sharing revolution
Finally, a Fair Fight with Big Music
E-mail a weapon in file-swap fight
Sad Summer Songs for Webcasters Large and Small
File-Sharing Networks Relying on VCR Ruling
Record Companies Win Injunction Against Madster
University to challenge copyright laws
Hollywood, Tech Piracy Efforts May Curtail Choices
Major Music Labels Promote New CD Format
Watchdogs rap RIAA's file-trade assault
Legit online music services: Nobody's buying
August
RIAA Backs Off on Chinese Site
New Salvo in Piracy, Privacy War
Bracing for the Digital Crackdown
Small ISP fights back against entertainment industry's anti-piracy tactics
Theaters to Warn on Movie Piracy
DOJ to swappers: Law's not on your side
A New Tactic in the Download War; Online 'Spoofing' Turns the Tables on Music Pirates
Digital copying rules may change
Russian Music Pirates Sail on Government Land
Report: File swapping sites to thrive
Judge stalls effort against ReplayTV
File-swapping foes exert P2P pressure
E-Legal: A Bill to Combat P2P Copyright Infringement
The Labels Start Turning up the Volume
Radio Silence; Fees force college stations to stop Webcasting
Hollywood stages piracy showdown
Technology: Overseas-based Websites Make for Difficult Copyright Enforcement
July
Deep Link Foes Get Another Win
June
Both
Sides of Debate Over Music Webcasts Unhappy With Decision on Royalty Rates
Suit Claims Bochco's No "Angel"
Web's Film, Music Pirates Sail Free From Copyrights
Earlier
Fair
Use vs. DMCA: 321 Studios Takes the First Swing
Studios nearing anti-copying tech for TV
Black Hawk Download: Pirated Videos Thrive Online
Freed Russian Software Programmer Returns Home
Studios add court DVD copyright ruling to arsenal
Online Piracy Fight: Next Up, Consumers