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November 1, 2005
Sprint in challenge to Apple's iTunes
...phone failed," says Adam Sexton of Groove Mobile. "Mobile music is a new medium - not just an extension of the computer." The pricing of the Sprint service, almost two...3m last year, according to the Recording Industry Association of America. Overall, customers downloaded...in the first six months of 2004. Apple pioneered the legal digital music... By Kevin Allison and Paul Taylor
October 31, 2005
Sprint in challenge to Apple’s iTunes
...phone failed,” says Adam Sexton of Groove Mobile. “Mobile music is a new medium – not just an extension of the computer.” The pricing of the Sprint service, almost two...3m last year, according to the Recording Industry Association of America. Overall, customers downloaded...in the first six months of 2004. Apple pioneered the legal digital music... By Paul Taylor and Kevin Allison
October 18, 2006
Visa stops sales to ‘notorious’ music site
...could not be confirmed. Recording industry groups have railed against the...which sells albums from an array of popular artists for as little as...with 99 cents for a single song on Apple Computer’s popular iTunes music store...in Russia and pays 15 per cent of its revenues to the Russian Multimedia...agreements with ROMS. The record industry has won a series of legal victories...action brought against them by the Recording Industry Association of America. Yet experts warn that new services... By Kevin Allison in San Francisco and Joshua Chaffin in New York
June 21, 2009
Record industry does not plan more lawsuits
The US record industry has no plans to resume...civil jury last week. The Recording Industry Assn. of America told Congress in December...consumers. In the wake of the verdict last week...suspected music pirates sued by RIAA to insist on taking her...else could have used her computer to offer up 24 songs through...litigation. All of the industry’s litigation – from the...licensing, especially to Apple’s iTunes. Eight of the... By Joseph Menn in San Francisco
March 2, 2005
Film and TV may stream out of the industry’s control
...lost sales to online piracy on top of $4.5bn in losses to illegal CD copying. The new generation of distributors, from Apple's iTunes business to Napster's...music labels, have suffered years of sales decline. Now it is the turn of the video entertainment industry - studios, broadcast networks, satellite...that goes with it. The Motion Picture Association of America has already warned of damaging losses... By Tim Burt, Scott Morrison and Aline van Duyn
November 7, 2005
Grokster closes internet music service
...the music business as an enabler of illegal downloads a technology blamed...Its website yesterday consisted of just one page with a statement, agreed with the Recording Industry Association of America, which said: “There are legal...service is not one of them.” The RIAA is understood to have been holding...sanctioned online music stores such as Apple's iTunes. Grokster's websites said... By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco and Joshua Chaffin in New York
October 1, 2008
Music industry braced for digital ruling
...Israelite, president and chief executive of the NMPA. One publisher, who would not...rate increases over the five years of the deal. The judges are expected...settlement between DiMA, the NMPA and the Recording Industry Association of America agreed last week, which sets a mechanical...told the board last year that “[Apple] is in this business to make money... By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York and Kevin Allison in San Francisco
March 27, 2006
The curious paradox of American corporate lobbying
...industry’s allies. With the price of natural gas nearly tripling in the past two years, the industry would now be better placed had...through their main trade group, the Recording Industry Association of America, pressed Congress to tighten copyright...music online. Seeing an opening, Apple developed its iTunes downloading...each. Meanwhile, CD sales by the RIAA’s members have plunged. Had the... By Michael Massing
March 28, 2006
The curious paradox of American corporate lobbying
...industry's allies. With the price of natural gas nearly tripling in the past two years, the industry would now be better placed had it...through their main trade group, the Recording Industry Association of America, pressed Congress to tighten copyright...music online. Seeing an opening, Apple developed its iTunes downloading...each. Meanwhile, CD sales by the RIAA's members have plunged. Had the... By Michael Massing
November 2, 2009
Can creative industries survive digital onslaught?
The late Jack Valenti, head of the Motion Picture Association of America from 1966 until 2004, felt strongly about the impact of new technology on the film industry. In 1974 he told Congress that cable...BitTorrent, Google and Craigslist. The recording industry fears that music sales will...optical discs. However, the personal computer on most teenagers’ desks can duplicate... By Ian Brown