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clevercactus share is a variation of a P2P. I predict that the RIAA and the rest of the music industry will have fits over what may be a...

If a price cut falls in a forest, and nobody hears it, will it have any sort of economic consequences? Apparently, not: WSJ: “The...

Here’s a nice little surprise: “The average retail price of full-length CDs fell to $13.29 in the first quarter of...

Tonite, I watched the Frontline show, “The Way the Music Died.” It was kinda of interesting, but all told, rather...

Be sure to catch the Frontline show tonite: The modern music scene was created in 1969, at Woodstock. Half a million fans, dozens of...

I’ve long held that the music industry’s artificial price maintenance is the source of a huge amount of their problems. I was...

As someone who closely follows the intersection of technology, media and entertainment, I have been terribly impressed with the...

Let’s review our plot so far: We have an industry that is afraid of technology, its senior spokespeople lie to congress, they use...

EFF points to testimony by former Congressman Al Swift, who is a long standing home recording hobbyist: “I think I was in my first...

I’m not in the habit of lifting entire pieces whole; I’d rather excerpt someting and add my own comments to it. But John...