Hotels told to pay copyright fee for music
The Times of India, publication date: 01 January 2004

RIAA & MPAA Ask, Why Me?
by THOMAS MENNECKE
Slyck, publication date: 23 December 2003

Novell Registers Unix Copyrights warning: registration required
by LAURIE J. FLYNN
The New York Times, publication date: 23 December 2003

Creator of Linux Defends Its Originality warning: registration required
by STEVE LOHR
The New York Times, publication date: 23 December 2003

RIAA Plans New Lawsuits Soon
by W. DAVID GARDNER
CRN, publication date: 22 December 2003

'Offending code' specified
LinuxWorld , publication date: 22 December 2003

SCO loss narrows, broadens copyright fight
Reuters, publication date: 22 December 2003

Fake DVDs seized
by NICK ALLEN
The Scotsman, publication date: 22 December 2003

RIAA: Suits to continue despite Verizon court win
by BILL HOLLAND
Billboard, publication date: 22 December 2003

Taiwan firm files suit against chip maker
REUTERS
Boston.com , publication date: 22 December 2003

Court upholds acquittal of Norwegian "DVD Hacker"
by WILLIAM STOCHIEVSKI (Associated Press)
Washington Post, publication date: 22 December 2003

DVD-Jon wins new legal victory
by NINA BERGLUND
Aftenposten [Norway], publication date: 22 December 2003

RIAA: Shot through the heart?
by CYNTHIA L. WEBB
Washington Post, publication date: 22 December 2003

Wal-Mart Sells Songs for 88 Cents
Associated Press
Wired News, publication date: 18 December 2003

Seth Finkelstein on Censorware, Copyright and Blogs
Greplaw, publication date: 16 December 2003

U.S. court nixes Net music subpoenas
Reuters
CNN, publication date: 19 December 2003

Film fans befuddled by copyright
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 17 December 2003

Copyright Doesn't Cover This Site
by MICHELLE DELIO
Wired News, publication date: 16 December 2003

College to address copyright
by ANNE K. WALTERS
The Ithacan [Ithaca College], publication date: 11 December 2003

The complexities of copyright law
The East Anglian Daily Times [UK], publication date: 12 December 2003

Publishers sue document deliverers for copyright infringement
EContent, publication date: 12 December 2003

Canada levies tax on MP3 players,
says P2P downloading is OK
Politech, publication date: 12 December 2003

Copyright body may slap levy on digital music players
by TYLER HAMILTON
Toronto Star, publication date: 11 December 2003

ATF Director to Head Music Industry's Anti-Piracy Efforts
Associated Press
Fox News, publication date: 09 December 2003

TiVo Goes After Sites Hosting Image Backups
Slashdot, publication date: 10 December 2003

Copyright and Fair Use
by eWEEK Editorial Board
eWEEK, publication date: 08 December 2003

Steve Jobs: The Rolling Stone Interview
by JEFF GOODELL
Rolling Stone, publication date: 03 December 2003

GPL [GNU General Public License] is no hippie dream
by LINUS TORVALDS
IDG, publication date: 08 December 2003

Copyleft may become the new copyright
by CHRIS BARTON
The New Zealand Herald, publication date: 05 December 2003

Sharman clamps down on Kazaa Lite K
by JAMES PEARCE
ZDNet UK, publication date: 08 December 2003

Court Forces SCO To Show Code Within 30 Days
by PAULA ROONEY
CRN, publication date: 06 December 2003

Tokyo police arrest two for allegedly swapping copyrighted movies, games
Associated Press
SiliconValley.com, publication date: 05 December 2003

On the Japanese 'anon' P2P bust
by DREW CULLEN
The Register, publication date: 05 December 2003

RIAA lawsuits yield mixed results
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 04 December 2003

US record industry strikes again
Internet Magazine [UK], publication date: 04 December 2003

Music copyright war goes to Supreme Court
by VITO PILIECI (CanWest)
Canada.com, publication date: 02 December 2003

Diebold Backs Off Legal Challenge
by KIM ZETTER
Wired News, publication date: 02 December 2003

Theres a noose in the hoose - iTunes shoppers discover DRM
by ANDREW ORLOWSKI
The Register, publication date: 02 December 2003

DVD Jon retrial begins today
by JOHN LEYDEN
The Register, publication date: 02 December 2003

Boosey & Hawkes goes private
by MARTIN CULLINGFORD
Gramophone, publication date: 24 November 2003

Disney quits Peter Pan film after row over Gt Ormond St
by CHRIS HASTINGS and CATHERINE MILNER
Telegraph [UK], publication date: 23 November 2003

Lawyer Rips SCO Facts in Linux Brouhaha
by CLINT BOULTON
Internet News (atnewyork.com), publication date: 24 November 2003

CCC Integrates Rights Licensing Within Vendor Applications
by PAULA J. HANE
Information Today, publication date: 24 November 2003

Archive.org to Vivendi: we'll host MP3.com's files
by ANDREW ORLOWSKI
The Register, publication date: 22 November 2003

University's software kicks off downloaders
by RON WORD
Houston Chronicle, publication date: 22 November 2003

Scoring SCO's legal games
by RUPERT GOODWINS
ZDNet.com, publication date: 24 November 2003

Too quick to copyright this is a link to a PDF document
by JASON MAZZONE
Legal Times, publication date: 17 November 2003

SBC raps RIAA subpoenas in court
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 21 November 2003

License terms set for Net video codec
by STEFANIE OLSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 18 November 2003

Critics delay vote on EU intellectual property law
by MATTHEW BROERSMA
ZDNet UK, publication date: 19 November 2003

Decoupling the Net from the Copyright Cartel
by DAN GILLMOR
Dan Gillmor's eJournal, publication date: 17 November 2003

Move Over DVD, Here Comes the EVD
Reuters
Wired News, publication date: 18 November 2003

Bush pushes for cybercrime treaty
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 18 November 2003

MIPI rails at 'weak' sentences
by LOUISE MILLIGAN AND IAIN SHEDDEN
Australian IT, publication date: 19 November 2003

Copyright Clearance Center extends rights licensing database to vendors
[note: this looks like it might be a press release but isn't marked as one]
EContent, publication date: 18 November 2003

Microsoft to open music store
by GIL KAUFMAN
Rolling Stone, publication date: 18 November 2003

SCO Group raises battle cry again
by LARRY GREENEMEIER
Information Week, publication date: 18 November 2003

Music industry mines data from downloads
by ALEX VEIGA [Associated Press]
Contra Costa Times, publication date: 15 November 2003

J.Lo sued for video mimicking 'Flashdance'
Dance Front Door, publication date: 14 November 2003

Hungover CNET wakes up next to MP3.com
by ANDREW ORLOWSKI
The Register, publication date: 15 November 2003

Where Sharing Isn't a Dirty Word
by MICHELLE DELIO
Wired News, publication date: 15 November 2003

Are copyright owners against security?
CNet News.com, publication date: 14 November 2003

Judge shuts garage opener copyright suit
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 14 November 2003

Replacing your garage door opener
by DONNA WENTWORTH
Copyfight, publication date: 13 November 2003

Loophole claimed in new European copyright laws
by BARRY FOX
New Scientist.com, publication date: 14 November 2003

Wash Post confused by DMCA
by ERNEST MILLER
The Importance Of , publication date: 12 November 2003

Rules tougher on copyrights
China Daily, publication date: 13 November 2003

Nabokov suit accents copyright woes
by GALINA STOLYAROVA
St. Petersburg Times [Russia], publication date: 14 November 2003

iTunes helper allows internet downloads
by INA FRIED
CNet Asia, publication date: 14 November 2003

GameSpy warns security researcher
by ROBERT LEMOS
CNet News.com, publication date: 13 November 2003

Swapping Spree
by WES MELTZER and ROSALIND YANG
The Daily Northwestern, publication date: 13 November 2003

China improving copyright laws
Asia Pulse
Asia Times Online, publication date: 14 November 2003

The broadcast flag decision: the FCC bends over backward to protect over-the-air television and the HDTV transition
by ADAM THIERER
Cato Institute TechKnowledge newsletter, publication date: 13 November 2003

Music industry introduces global webcast license
by BERNHARD WARNER
Reuters, publication date: 11 November 2003

Supreme Court justice denies stay in Madster case
Associated Press
Capital News 9,publication date: 12 November 2003

Peer-to-peer file sharing; looking for win-win solutions this is a link to a streaming media file in Real format
Archive of the EDUCAUSE 2003 general session featuring Graham Spanier, Jack Valenti, Cary Sherman, et al
,publication date: 06 November 2003

MPAA to adopt RIAA tactics. Make sense?
by DONNA WENTWORTH
Copyfight,publication date: 12 November 2003

There is magic behind Penn State's Napster deal
by ASHLEE VANCE
The Register,publication date: 12 November 2003

Dipping into books online: is it stealing?
by JOHN C. RYAN
Christian Science Monitor,publication date: 13 November 2003

P-to-P partner accuses firms of patent violations
by GRANT GROSS
PC World [Australia],publication date: 13 November 2003

Caught by the Act: digital copyright law ensnaring businesses, individuals over Fair Use
by FRANK AHRENS
Washington Post,publication date: 12 November 2003
link fixed 13 November 2003

Share "True Crime," do the time
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 12 November 2003

Senators to introduce legislation to combat movie piracy
by ERICA WERNER [AP]
The Mercury News,publication date: 12 November 2003

Copyright law catches IT firms off guard
by MATTHEW BROERSMA
ZDNet UK,publication date: 12 November 2003

Don't look now, but the dean is watching warning: subscription required
by ANNALEE NEWITZ
Salon, publication date:12 November 2003

Die, Diebold, Die!
by ANNALEE NEWITZ
AlterNet, publication date: 12 November 2003

Diebold with a Vengeance
by JULIAN SANCHEZ
Reason Online, publication date: 11 November 2003

Man arrested, 27,000 discs seized at Changi in largest haul
The Straits Times [Singapore], publication date: 12 November 2003

Penn State trustee and RIAA lawyer denies conflict of interests
by ASHLEE VANCE
The Register, publication date: 11 November 2003

Matt Drudge Versus "K Street"
by JULIE HILDEN
FindLaw, publication date: 11 November 2003

Court backs Beasties in copyright suit appeal
by SARAH HAN
Billboard.com, ublication date: 11 November 2003

TStreaming technology to protect film and music copyright
Telecom.paper [Netherlands], publication date: 11 November 2003

Steal this book online
by DOUG ISENBERG
CNet News.com, publication date: 11 November 2003

Berklee Shares: free music lessons, mp3, quicktime and pdf files download
Berklee College of Music

Sony's User-Friendly Copy Block
Reuters
Wired News, publication date: 10 November 2003

PSU students react to deal with Napster
by KRISTIN COLELLA
PSU students react to deal with Napster
The Collegian [Penn State], publication date: 10 November 2003

Penn State's pigopolist pork runs deep
by ASHLEE VANCE
The Register, publication date: 10 November 2003
RIAA senior counsel sits on Penn State board of trustees

Berklee's lessons for everyone
by LAWRENCE LESSIG
[his blog], publication date: 10 November 2003

iTunes 'not affecting LimeWire downloads'
by JONNY EVANS
MacWorld UK, publication date: 10 November 2003

Pirates face the music -- and it might be jail
by LEONIE LAMONT
Sydney Morning Herald [Australia], publication date:11 November 2003

Student accused of violating copyrights
by DAVID ZHOU
The Harvard Crimson, publication date: 10 NOVEMBER 2003

Copyright laws could get tougher
by RITA CHANG
PC World, publication date:06 NOVEMBER 2003

Penn State Students to Get Free Music From Napster
Slashdot thread, publication date: 06 November 2003
Note the discussion about OS compatibility: Napster is currently a Windows NT/2000 application only

Penn State students blast Napster deal
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 06 November 2003

Wal-Mart plans music download service
MacMinute, publication date: 06 November 2003

Napster to give students music
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 06 November 2003

Stalemate on digital content?
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 06 November 2003

Music giants join forces
BBC News, publication date: 06 November 2003

Students sue over voting vulnerability
by LINDSAY MCGREGOR
Daily Princetonian, publication date: 06 November 2003

Circumvention prohibitions reconsidered: why America's mistake is Europe's future
by ROBIN D. GROSS
IP Justice

"Fairest of the them all" and other fairy tales of fair use
by DAVID NIMMER
Law & Contemporary Problems [66 Law & Contemp. Probs. 263], publication date: Winter/Spring 2003
link repaired 11/7/03

Electronic reserves and fair use
by DUANE WEBSTER
ARL-EReserve mailing list, publication date: 05 November 2003

"60 Minutes" Toes Copyright Cartel's Line
by DAN GILLMOR
Dan Gillmor's eJournal, publication date: 02 November 2003

The Importance Of: Beastie Boys Sampling Not Infringement
by ERNEST MILLER
The Importance Of, publication date: 04 November 2003

FCC Moves to Stifle TV Piracy
Wired News, publication date: 04 November 2003

Taking on the DMCA
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 03 November 2003

Judge Speeds Case on Electronic Voting Company's Threats Against Critics
Electronic Frontier Foundation media release, publication date: 04 November 2003

Students buck DMCA threat
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 03 November 2003

Legal music downloads beat CD single sales
MacMinute, publication date: 04 November 2003

FCC orders "broadcast flag" for digital TV, from Tech Daily
Technology Daily, via Drew Clark to Declan McCullagh's Politech, publication date: 04 November 2003

A patent claim that may cost millions warning: paid subscription required
by SCOTT CARLSON
Chronicle of Higher Education, publication date: 07 November 2003
Acacia Research strikes again

A New World of Scholarly Communication
by RICHARD C. ATKINSON
Chronicle of Higher Education, publication date: 07 November 2003

New copyright rules fail to provide fair access in the digital world
Association of Research Libraries, publication date: 28 October 2003

File Sharing Pits Copyright Against Free Speechwarning: registration required
by JOHN SCHWARTZ
The New York Times, publication date: 03 November 2003

Five Major Publishers Announce Settlement in Copyright Infringement Suit against Collegiate Copies
Press release: Copyright Clearance Center, HarperCollins Publishers, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Pearson Education, Princeton University Press, Sage Publications
Business Wire, publication date: 03 November 2003

Music-Sharing Service at M.I.T. Is Shut Down warning: registration required
by JOHN SCHWARTZ
The New York Times, publication date: 03 November 2003

Should the DMCA Be Used to Fend Off Competition?
by ART JAHNKE
CIO, publication date: 30 October 2003

New Ways to Skirt DMCA ... Legally!
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 29 October 2003

Legend of Tauzin II, The Rumors Return
by BILL WALSH and BRUCE ALPERT
The Times-Picayune, publication date: 29 October 2003

Sorry, Screeners
by JACK VALENTI
Opinion Journal [from Wall Street Journal], publication date: 29 October 2003

MPAA 'compromise' throws monkey wrench into guild awards
by MARTIN A. GROVE
Hollywood Reporter, publication date: 29 October 2003

DMCA censorware exemption win!
by SETH FINKELSTEIN
Infothought, publication date: 28 October 2003

U.S. Copyright Office, Anticircumvention Rulemaking
copyright.gov, publication date: 28 October 2003

lamp: Library Access to Music Project
MIT

Students Develop File-Swap Alternative
by JUSTIN POPE
Washington Post, publication date: 27 October 2003

Copyright Catch-Up in E. Europe
by ROXANNE KHAMSI
Wired News, publication date: 24 October 2003

Cyberpiracy north of the border
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 27 October 2003

Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities
Conference on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities, publication date: 22 October 2003

EMI to offer entire digital music catalog online
Associated Press
Salon, publication date: 24 October 2003

The Great Library of Amazonia
by GARY WOLF
Wired, publication date: 23 October 2003 [from the December issue of Wired magazine]

Songwriters' [sic] win $1.2M copyright case
The City Paper Online [Nashville city paper], publication date: 23 October 2003

Rep. DeGette Doesn't Get It
by ERNEST MILLER
The Importance of [Miller's blog], publication date: 21 October 2003

Copyright protections extended
National Business Review [New Zealand], publication date: 22 October 2003

Congressional Caucus to Examine Entertainment Piracy
by DAVID MCGUIRE
Washington Post, publication date: 21 October 2003

FTAA treaty chapter on IP 'threatens freedom and free trade'
IP Justice press release, publication date: 20 October 2003

Kinder, Gentler RIAA
by CYNTHIA L. WEBB
Washington Post, publication date: 20 October 2003

Cites & Insights: November 2003 - v. 3 no. 13 PDF document
by WALT CRAWFORD
see Copyright Currents, pp 12-20

CD fair warning
by JON IVERSON
Stereophile, publication date: 06 October 2003

InfoWorld: Subcommittee approves database protection bill
by GRANT GROSS
InfoWorld, publication date: 16 October 2003

If Broadcast Flag Passes, You Lose
by DAN GILLMOR
SiliconValley.com, publication date: 16 October 2003

Faculty forum to discuss copyright and intellectual property issues Oct. 28
by BECCA HUTCHINSON
UDaily [University of Delaware], publication date: 17 October 2003

Record Industry Warns 204 Before Suing on Swapping warning: registration required
by JOHN SCHWARTZ
New York Times, publication date: 18 October 2003

The Copyright Cuffs
by JONATHAN ZITTRAIN
CIO Magazine, publication date: 15 October 2003

UK to adopt EU copyright law
by ADAM PASICK
Reuters UK, publication date: 16 October 2003

Fan to RIAA: It Ain't Me, Babe
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 15 October 2003

RIAA to Charter: Give up file-swapper names
by STEFANIE OLSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 14 October 2003

Oops, they did it again
by DONNA WENTWORTH
Copyfight, publication date: 14 October 2003

Fighting to Preserve Old Programs
by DANIEL TERDIMAN
Wired News, publication date: 14 October 2003

Don't torch musician's incomes, burn media piracy
by BRIAN ROBERTSON
The Globe and Mail [Canada], publication date: 14 October 2003

Murdoch chief threatens to sue BBC
by KATE BULKLEY
Guardian [UK], publication date: 13 October 2003

Missing the point on antipiracy technology
by HIAWATHA BRAY
Boston Globe, publication date: 13 October 2003

Will compulsory licensing for downloadable music become part of the fee structure at colleges and universities? Will the academy implement Digital Rights Management systems to police file transfers? These are some of the policy and technical solutions pondered by a new EDUCAUSE committee, (the Joint Committee of the Higher Education and Entertainment Communities) whose members (including Jack Valenti of the MPAA and Cary Sherman of the RIAA) will be featured at the General Session of the upcoming annual EDUCAUSE conference (November 6, 2003) in Anaheim, CA. Panel moderated by NPR's Mara Liasson.

The Committee does not suggest that colleges and universities should be required to implement any of the technologies it will discuss. So far, however, their press releases and the Requests for Information (RFI) make only passing mention of the possible positive benefits of P2P and very little mention of any obligation to safeguard student privacy. For some balance, see the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Making P2P legal, the Electronic Privacy Information Center's collection of documents on the RIAA vs. Verizon case, and Siva Vaidhyanathan's four-part series P2P: The New Information War? on Open Democracy.

An excerpt from the Committee's RFI on Technology Opportunities:

5.6.1 Content identification

If the technology is intended to selectively identify communications that represent potential infringements of copyright law, explain in detail how the technology will identify such content. The vendor should specify what categories of content can be identified, for example, compressed audio files, video, images, etc. The vendor should indicate any external content databases that are required.

EDUCAUSE is a higher education information technology association; as of October 11, there are 4,680 annual conference registrants who allowed their names to be displayed on the EDUCAUSE conference site.

See also: RIAA and MPAA - using schools as sales points, Jon Newton's 8/2003 article about this same EDUCAUSE committee on MP3 Newswire, and his later piece, Higher Education & Entertainment p2p report on DMusic.com

What Price Music? warning: registration required
by AMY HARMON
The New York Times, publication date: 12 October 2003

Top Hollywood directors slam Oscar DVD ban
by STEVE GORMAN
Reuters, publication date: 11 October 2003

EMusic sold; unlimited MP3 downloads nixed
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 10 October 2003

Whose life is it anyway?
by MARK LAWSON
The Guardian [UK], publication date: 11 October 2003

Altering art is OK if it isn't misrepresented
by RANDY COHEN
Salt Lake Tribune, publication date: 11 October 2003
a rare moral rights news item

Shift-Key Case Rouses DMCA Foes
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 11 October 2003

New Napster, IPod Don't Play Nice
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 09 October 2003

[Politech] RIAA replies to Politech over "Net drivers licenses"
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
Politech, publication date: 10 October 2003

SunnComm won't sue grad student
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 10 October 2003

UK file-swappers could face jail under new law
by MATTHEW BROERSMA
ZDNet UK, publication date: 08 October 2003

Napster is back
by DEREK CANEY
Reuters UK, publication date: 09 October 2003

Web-based music pirate gets jail time
by MATT HINES
CNet News.com, publication date: 09 October 2003

Student faces suit over key to CD locks
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 09 October 2003

Copyright and authors
by JOHN EWING
First Monday, publication date: 06 October 2003

A Void Named Sued
by DOUGLAS WOLK
Village Voice, publication date: 06 October 2003

Jury orders Legg Mason to pay $19.7 million in copyright case
by PAUL ADAMS
SunSpot.net, publication date: 07 October 2003

HR 2517 - the FBI p2p prosecution bill
p2pnet, publication date: 07 October 2003

Madonna Sued For Copyright Infringement
Yahoo LAUNCH, publication date: 01 October 2003

Music Industry Won't Drop Fines
by ROBERT GUTSCHE JR
Newsday.com, publication date: 01 October 2003

Sixty-Four Alleged File-Sharers Back Down In Face Of RIAA Lawsuits
by JOE D'ANGELO
MTV.com, publication date: 20 September 2003

P2P Entrapment: Incriminating peer to peer network users
by have2Banonymous
publication date: 27 September 2003

Innocent file-sharers could appear guilty
by WILL KNIGHT
New Scientist, publication date: 01 October 2003

Movie Studios Crack Down on Oscar Screening Tapes
by BOB TOURTELLOTTE
Yahoo News (Reuters), publication date: 30 September 2003

Dueling rappers debate downloading music
by FREDERIC J. FROMMER, Associated Press
USA Today, publication date: 30 September 2003

ACLU takes aim at record labels
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 29 September 2003

MPEG founder seeks copy-protection accord
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 30 September 2003

RIAA Settles 63 More Infringement Suits
by ROY MARK
InternetNews.com, publication date: 29 September 2003

P-to-P group asks Congress for help
by GRANT GROSS
InfoWorld, publication date: 29 September 2003

Peer-to-peer networks unveil code of conduct
by ANDY SULLIVAN
Reuters, publication date: 29 September 2003

Davis to sign entertainment industry-friendly bills
Associated Press
The Mercury News, publication date: 25 September 2003

Man Gets Probation for Unleashing 'Hulk' Online warning: registration required
by SUSAN SAULNY
The New York Times, publication date: 27 September 2003

Hulk pirate sentenced for felony copyright infringement
Biz Ink from PR Newswire, includes statement by MPAA
publication date: 27 September 2003

MusicMatch, Dell to launch music stores
by JOHN BORLAND and JOHN G. SPOONER
CNet News.com, publication date: 26 September 2003

Librarians to P2P critics: Shhh!
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 25 September 2003
watch your cliches, CNet. my bun is unravelling

Companies the Americas: Piracy hits 20% of business
by ALISON BEARD
Financial Times, publication date: 24 September 2003

Songwriters Lobby Congress to Stop Piracy
by NANCY ZUCKERBROD (AP)
Washington Post, publication date: 23 September 2003

RIAA pushes ahead with suits, sues iMesh, stirs up Senate
by FAULTLINE
The Register, publication date: 24 September 2003

Israeli music industry to get tough on downloaders
by GWEN ACKERMAN
Reuters, publication date: 24 September 2003

Congress questions database protection proposal
by GRANT GROSS
Network World Fusion, publication date: 24 September 2003

Boob Toggle
by ANNALEE NEWITZ
AlterNet.org, publication date: 23 September 2003

Kazaa blasts Hollywood 'conspiracy'
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 23 September 2003

Recording industry withdraws suit
by CHRIS GAITHER
Boston Globe, publication date: 24 September 2003

[Politech] RIAA responds to Politech over EFF note on lawsuit amnesty [ip]
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
Politech, publication date: 24 September 2003

Jury convicts man in DMCA case
by PAUL FESTA
CNet News.com, publication date: 23 September 2003

Students Shall Not Download. Yeah, Sure. warning: registration required
by KATE ZERNIKE
The New York Times, publication date: 20 September 2003

Turn On. Tune In. Download. warning: registration required
by ROB WALKER
The New York Times, publication date: 21 September 2003

More heat over record-industry subpoenas
by BILL HOLLAND
Reuters, publication date: 19 September 2003

Has the record industry lost the plot?
by MAX FACTOR
Crikey.com [Australia], publication date: 19 September 2003

Movie Studios Attack Distributors of DVD Copying Software: New DMCA Lawsuit Filed to Prevent Fair Use of DVD Movies
Press release
IP Justice, publication date: 18 September 2003

Biz defends P2P tactics
by BROOKS BOLIEK
Hollywood Reporter, publication date: 18 September 2003

In DMCA war, a fight over privacy
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNET News.com, publication date: 18 September 2003

Grokster, Morpheus file briefs in song-swap appeal
by SUE ZEIDLER
Reuters, publication date: 17 September 2003

Distributors of DVD-copy software sued
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 17 September 2003

US file-swap name-&-shame plan slammed
by SCARLET PRUITT
Macworld UK, publication date: 18 September 2003

Why file swapping tide is turning
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 18 September 2003

TV fans tap into torrent of shows online
Reuters
USA Today, publication date: 17 September 2003

Study: Students unfazed by piracy
by STEFANIE OLSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 17 September 2003

Is It Wrong to Share Your Music? (Discuss) warning: registration required
by KATIE HAFNER
The New York Times, publication date: 18 September 2003

Guest editorial: Recording industry fights wrong battle
Desert Dispatch, publication date: 17 September 2003

Seizing the Pre-Pubescent Pirates
by FRASER P. SEITEL
Tech Central Station, publication date: 17 September 2003

Kansan's bill could slow record industry suits
by ALAN BJERGA
The Wichita Eagle, publication date: 17 September 2003

File-Sharing Foes Spar in Senate Hearing
by DAVID McGUIRE
Washington Post, publication date: 17 September 2003

Court to decide on reach of copyright subpoenas
Associated Press
Houston Chronicle, publication date: 16 September 2003

Coalition to counter entertainment-industry lobby
by JACK KAPICKA
The Globe and Mail [Canada], publication date: 16 September 2003

Courthouse Rock
by STEVEN LEVY
Newsweek, publication date: 22 September 2003

Out of Tune
by JOHNNIE L. ROBERTS
Newsweek, publication date: 22 September 2003

SBC Won't Name Names in File-Sharing Cases warning: registration required
by SETH SCHIESEL
New York Times, publication date: 16 September 2003

A DMCA for Europe?
ZDNet UK, publication date: 16 September 2003

An Appealing Case: RIAA, Verizon Head Back to Court
by ROY MARK
Internet News (Silicon Valley internet.com), publication date: 16 September 2003

Insiders blamed for most online movie piracy
by WILL KNIGHT
New Scientist.com, publication date: 15 September 2003

DVD boss raring for court battle
BBC News, publication date: 08 September 2003

Some Advise 'Everywhere Internet Audio'warning: registration required
by DON TAPSCOTT
The New York Times, publication date: 15 September 2003

Crackdown May Send Music Traders Into Software Underground warning: registration required
by SAUL HANSELL
The New York Times, publication date: 15 September 2003

Copyright laws slip-slide away in digital world
by ABRAM KATZ
New Haven Register, publication date: 14 September 2003

Labels try to hold parents accountable
by ALEX VEIGA
Associated Press, Excite.com, publication date: 12 September 2003

Are You Too Stupid to Surf?
Associated Press
Wired News, publication date: 12 September 2003

Copy-protected CDs take step forward
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 12 September 2003

Beijing urged to act more firmly against intellectual property theft
by JAMES KYNGE
Financial Times, publication date: 13 September 2003

U.S. criticizes China on copyright violations
by LUIS RAMIREZ
Voice of America News, publication date: 12 September 2003

Artists Blast Record Companies Over Lawsuits Against Downloaders
by JOEL SELVIN & NEVA CHONIN
ECommerce Times, publication date: 12 September 2003

Verizon, RIAA Trade Jabs at Senate Hearing
by ROY MARK
dc.internet.com , publication date: 10 September 2003

EU delays vote on digital copyright plan
by MATTHEW BROERSMA
CNet News.com, publication date: 11 September 2003

Starz Encore Group's Sie Applauds FCC Decision on Copyright Status Of Subscription VOD as Consumer-Friendly
Commercial press release
PR news, publication date: 10 September 2003

RIAA Amnesty: Deceptive Business Practice?
by ROY MARK
Internet.com, publication date: 11 September 2003

Music firms claim public backing
BBC News, publication date: 11 September 2003

Rude Awakening for File Sharers
by MICHELLE DELIO
Wired News, publication date: 11 September 2003

Apple customer resells iTunes song
by EVAN HANSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 10 September 2003

P2P group: we'll pay girl's RIAA bill
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 10 September 2003

Disney unveils DVDs that self-destruct in 48 hours
Reuters
CNN money, publication date: 09 September 2003

BigChampagne is Watching You
by JEFF HOWE
Wired News, publication date: October 2003

File-swap suits strike a nerve
Round-up of RIAA stories
CNet News.com, publication date: 10 September 2003

RIAA Lawsuits Bring Consternation, Chaos
by JEFFERSON GRAHAM
TechNewsWorld, publication date: 10 September 2003

Few hold most pirated music
CNN money, publication date: 10 September 2003

Murky laws make piracy suits less likely in Canada than U.S.
by RICHARD BLACKWELL
The Globe and Mail [Canada], publication date: 10 September 2003

Open source founders round on SCO
by Inquirer staff
The Inquirer, publication date: 10 September 2003

Music download suits could raise backlash
by ALEX VEIGA [AP]
SunSpot.net, publication date: 10 September 2003

Girl, 12, settles piracy suit for $2,000
by TED BRIDIS
Kansas City.com, publication date: 10 September 2003

The Kazaa conundrum
by ERIC HELLWEG
CNN money, publication date: 10 September 2003

RIAA sued over Amnesty offer
p2pnet, publication date: 10 September 2003 ?

P2P: the new information war? discussion forum with Siva Vaidhyanathan
opendemocracy.net, September 2003

Senator Questions RIAA Crusade
by GRANT GROSS
PC World.com, publication date: 10 September 2003

RIAA sues 261 file swappers
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 08 September 2003

eBay mutes iTunes song auction
by EVAN HANSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 05 September 2003

Databases: the next copyright battle?
by REUTERS
CNet News.com, publication date: 05 September 2003

Does ALA's Law Firm have a conflict of interest?
Library Journal News, publication date: 03 September 2003

Peace Offering for File Traders?
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 06 September 2003

For Anti Piracy to Work, Alaba Should Be Closed Down- Gabosky
All Africa.com [Nigeria], publication date: 06 September 2003

Recording Industry Puts Major File Sharers Square in Its Sights
by ROB PEGORARO
Washington Post, publication date: 07 September 2003

'World first' piracy case
News24 [Australia], publication date: 09 July 2003

Music copyright law violators beware
by INDRANI DUTTA
The Hindu Business Line [India], publication date: 05 September 2003

Aiming at Pornography to Hit Music Piracy warning: registration required
by SAUL HANSELL
The New York Times, publication date: 07 September 2003

Amnesty offer for music file sharers
Associated Press
CNN.com, publication date: 05 September 2003

Does the Right of First Sale Still Exist?
publication date: 03 September 2003

Court rejects DMCA claim against garage door manufacturer
IP Justice Media Release
IP Justice, publication date: 02 September 2003

Stop, thief!
Financial Times, publication date: 04 September 2003

Was Computer Search Illegal?
Associated Press
Wired News, publication date: 03 September 2003

Music piracy investigators herald AU copyright case
by IAIN FERGUSON
ZDNet Australia, publication date: 04 September 2003

Universal to Cut Prices of Its CD's
by AMY HARMON
New York Times, publication date: 04 September 2003

Copyright protected CDs illegal in France? Not quite
by DREW CULLEN
The Register, publication date: 03 September 2003

Court: ISP subpoenas a 'grave' matter
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNET News.com, publication date: 02 September 2003

Colleges making dent in campus P2P
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 02 September 2003

Movielink upgrades download service
by REUTERS
CNet News.com, publication date: 03 September 2003

New Office locks down documents
by DAVID BECKER
CNet News.com, publication date: 02 September 2003

The Last Big Lie
by GEORGE ZIEMANN
p2pnet, not dated

Webcasters vs RIAA
by BARRY WILLIS
Stereophile, publication date: 01 September 2003

European Patent Law Draws Fire
by JULIA SCHEERES
Wired News, publication date: 01 September 2003

Google roped into RIAA and KaZaA battle
by ALUN WILLIAMS
PC Pro [UK], publication date: 01 September 2003

How the RIAA is tracking you
Associated Press [?]
The Star [Malaysia], publication date: 29 August 2003

Music Industry's Copyright Strategy 'Flawed'
by JONNY EVANS
PC World, publication date: 28 August 2003

RIAA Foes Know How to Sue, Too
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wired News, publication date: 28 August 2003

DVD Industry Wins Suit Over Posting Codes
Associated Press
ABC News, publication date: 26 August 2003

Music giants learning to protect copyright on the net
by ALISON WHITE
The Scotsman, publication date: 25 August 2003

Vague Limits Vex Music Traders
by ELISA BATISTA and KARI L. DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 20 August 2003

Why the music industry doesn't stand a chance
by JAMES LILEKS
Newhouse news, publication date: 19 August 2003

File-sharing fight
San Mateo County Times Online, publication date: 20 August 2003

Tart humor gets its day in court
by KIM CAMPBELL
The Christian Science Monitor, publication date: 21 August 2003

Time to give up on copyright law?
by ED QUILLEN
Denver Post, publication date: 19 August 2003

US backs down on copyright
by SIMON HAYES
The Australian, publication date: 21 August 2003

Net caught in trade talks
by SIMON HAYES
News.com.au [Australia] publication date: August 19, 2003

A New Tune May Bolster the GOP
by JOHN BERLAU
Insight on the news, publication date: 18 August 2003

Online piracy: the ultimate generation gap
by CATHERINE DONALDSON-EVANS
Fox News, publication date: 18 August 2003

Best Buy to sell RealNetworks' music subscriptions
by HELEN JUNG, Associated Press
The Mercury News, publication date: 18 August 2003

FTA would hurt Thais, expert warns
by PORPOT CHANGYAWA
Bangkok Post, publication date: 19 August 2003

Senator Releases RIAA Subpoena Data
by ROY MARK
DC Internet.com, publication date: 18 August 2003

Blame Canada
by JAY CURRIE
Tech Central Station, publication date: 18 August 2003

RIAA subpoenas and the final failure of the DMCA
by ED FOSTER
InfoWorld, publication date: 17 August 2003

Studios help thwart DVD piracy ring
by STEFANIE OLSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 14 August 2003

Fox, Franken tiff goes national
by JENNIFER HARPER
The Washington Times, publication date: 14 August 2003

Senate plans hearing on piracy war
by FREDERIC J. FROMMER, Associated Press
Mercury News,publication date: 15 August 2003

GartnerG2 says digital media publishers must have portable digital rights management standards or they risk alienating consumers
Business Wire, publication date: 13 August 2003

In refugee camp, a P2P outpost
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 14 August 2003

Senator to hold hearings on recording industry's piracy crackdown
Associated Press
USA Today, publication date: 14 August 2003

Digital copyright hits software developers
by KEN MOON
National Business Review [New Zealand], publication date: 14 August 2003

Recording industry's subpoenas met with legal challenges
by MIKE SNIDER
USA TODAY, publication date: 13 August 2003

Illegal DVD stash found in Dundalk [Ireland]
by MATTHEW CLARK
ElectricNews.net, publication date: 13 August 2003

Politech: EU urged to reject intellectual property enforcement directive
Open letter from Campaign for Open Digital Environment (CODE)
Declan McCullagh's Politech, publication date: 11-12 August 2003

DirecTV Defense
Electronic Frontier Foundation/Stanford Center for Internet and Society Cyberlaw Clinic
site launched 12 August 2003

Internet group questions music-industry subpoenas
by ANDY SULLIVAN
Reuters, publication date: 11 August 2003

Australia-US FTA: Sick and poor will lose out
by ALISON DELLIT
Green Left [AU], publication date: 13 August 2003

Piracy threatens bit players
by JEREMY BOYER
Times Union [Albany, NY], publication date: 10 August 2003

US Court blocks some file-trading subpoenas
by JOHN BORLAND
ZDNet Australia, publication date: 11 August 2003

Nikki Hemming - v - Hilary Rosen
p2pnet news, publication date: 08 August 2003

KaZaA CEO Speaks Out
by JIM GOLDMAN
TechTV, publication date: 05 August 2003

Mad as hell and not going to take it
by CHARLES COOPER
CNet News.com, publication date: 07 August 2003

Giving voice to RIAA targets
by BRIAN CHIN
Seattle Post-Intelligencer blog, publication date: 07 August 2003

Intel Sues Self-employed Woman Over Copyrightby TIM FLEISCHER
ABC 7 [7online], publication date: 06 August 2003

Why Suing College Students for Illegal Music Downloading Is the Right Thing To Do
by MARCI HAMILTON
FindLaw, publication date: 05 August 2003

EMusic review by PC Magazineby TROY DREIER
PC Magazine, publication date: 05 August 2003

Fritz calls it quits
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News on BusinessWeek, publication date: 06 August 2003

EU copyright directive threatens consumersInternet Magazine, publication date: 06 August 2003

AlterNet: TECHSPLOITATION: Why I Infringe
by ANNALEE NEWITZ
AlterNet.org, publication date: 30 July 2003

Open content and value creationby MAGNUS CEDERGREN
First Monday, publication date: 04 August 2003

Revisionism
by EDWARD FELTEN
Freedom-to-tinker [Felten's blog], publication date: 05 August 2003

SCO seeks Linux user fees
by CHRIS GAITHER
Boston Globe (Boston.com), publication date: 06 August 2003

UCITA standby committee is discharged
Press release, National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL), publication date: 01 August 2003

The 'Golden age of free music' vs. 'Copying is stealing'by TAYLOR WALTON
The Register, publication date: 06 August 2003

Music downloading, fil-sharing and copyright: a Pew internet project data memo
Music Industry News Network, publication date: 05 August 2003

Congress, the new copyright bully
by ERIC GOLDMAN
CNet News.com, publication date: 06 August 2003

USATODAY.com - EFF urges RIAA to change legal tune
by JEFFERSON GRAHAM
USA Today, publication date: 04 August 2003

RIAA trudges forward with subpeonas: Marketplace for August 4, 2003
reported by KIM MASTERS
Marketplace [NPR], publication date: 04 August 2003
scroll down 1/3 page to audio link for this story

allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Copyright Commission Goes Tough On Pirates
by TUNDE OKOLI
All Africa.com, publication date: 04 August 2003

Copyright extensions mandate eternal soggy potato chips
by CHARLIE DEMERJIAN
The Inquirere [UK], publication date: 05 August 2003

News: RIAA's scare tactics bound to backfire
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
ZDNet.com,publication date: 04 August 2003

The Private Sector: Copyright 101
by GRANT E. COFFIELD
Post-Gazette, publication date: 05 August 2003

Loyola hits sour note in naming students in net music case
by ANTHONY D'AMATO
Northwestern Law News & Chicago Sun Times, publication date: 28 July 2003

Indonesia targets media pirates
by RACHEL HARVEY
BBC News, publication date: 04 August 2003

Penalties frighten music traders: survey reports copyright laws are not daunting
by BENNY EVANGELISTA
SFGate (San Francisco Chronicle), publication date: 04 August 2003

Colleges explore legal Net music setups
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 01 August 2003
gak!

Pac Bell internet arm sues music industry
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Silicon Valley.com, publication date: 31 July 2003

Labels win round in piracy crackdown
by JAMES PEARCE
CNet News.com, publication date: 30 July 2003

US watches copyright reforms
by SIMON HAYES
Australian IT, publication date: 29 July 2003

Copyright act raises privacy issue
by KATHY GURCHIEK
The Salt Lake Tribune, publication date: 30 July 2003

Universal Music defends DRM
by RYAN NARAINE
InternetNews, publication date: 29 July 2003

Sharing the code
by FLORENCE OLSEN
Chronicle of Higher Education, publication date: 01 August 2003

Legal online music business is U.S.-only
by MAY WONG (AP)
SunSpot.net, publication date: 29 July 2003

RIAA picks a new chief
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 29 July 2003

GOP lobbyist elevated to top of RIAA's charts
by CYNTHIA L. WEBB
Washington Post, publication date: 29 July 2003

Linux wars: Big Blue strikes back
by STEPHEN SHANKLAND
Business Standard, publication date: 28 July 2003

Advice to avoid copyright litigation
by BENNY EVANGELISTA
San Francisco Chronicle, publication date: 28 July 2003

Hialeah [FLA] man accused of selling $1 million on copied software
NBC6.net, publication date: 29 July 2003

SCO targets Linux users
by ROBERT MCMILLAN
InfoWorld, publication date: 28 July 2003

Subpoenas sent to file-sharers prompt anger and remorse warning: registration required
by AMY HARMON
New York Times, publication date: 28 July 2003

Apple's Music Store policy -- the fine print for expatriates
Declan McCullagh's Politech, publication date: 25 July 2003

Microsoft considering music store
by INA FRIED
CNet News.com, publication date: 25 July 2003

File sharers: see if the recording industry is after you
Electronic Frontier Foundation, publication date: 25 July 2003

Justice department probes Clear Channel
Associated Press
Excite.com, publication date: 25 July 2003

Access to digital works: is protection obstruction?
by CHRISTIAN S TACIT
The Globe and Mail [Canada], publication date: 25 July 2003

Anti-porn bill targets file sharing
by DAVID MCGUIRE
Washington Post, publication date: 24 July 2003

Buymusic.com misses the point
by SANDY MCMURRAY
The Globe and Mail [Canada], publication date: 25 July 2003

"How artists and creators finally got their due" gets its due
by JAMES GRIMMELMAN
LawMeme, publication date: 22 July 2003

Disney signs up to online film service
by DOMINIC TIMMS
The Guardian [UK], publication date: 24 July 2003

Questions for DoJ IP Attorneys Asked and Answered
Slashdot, publication date: 24 July 2003

Schools rebuke music biz demands
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 23 July 2003

Music-sharing subpoenas targets parents
by TED BRIDIS
Excite.com [AP news], publication date: 24 July 2003

MIT responds to RIAA subpoena
MIT News, publication date: 22 July 2003

Schools stay mum on file traders' names
by MATT HINES and JOHN BORLAND
Business Week (CNet News), publication date: 22 July 2003

BC, MIT decline to name students in music-use case
by JAMES COLLINS
Boston Globe Online, publication date: 22 July 2003

Amazon plan allows text searches of many books
by DAVID D. KILPATRICK, The New York Times
CNet News.com, publication date: 21 July 2003

Michael Jackson slams ACCOPS Act
by RYAN NARAINE
Internetnews.com, publication date: 21 July 2003

Independent labels back file sharing
by SIMON AUGHTON
PC Pro [UK] , publication date: 21 July 2003

Music industry wins approval of 871 subpoenas
Associated Press
CNN.com, publication date: 21 July 2003

Hollywood, electronic cos. work together
Associated Press
Backstage.com, publication date: 21 July 2003

HRRC opposes bill injecting FBI into copyright policy
Music Industry News Network, publication date: 21 July 2003

Music industry makes key gain in AU copyright case
by JAMES PEARCE
ZDNet [AU], publication date: 18 July 2003

SCO shares soar on copyright claims
by REUTERS
ZDNet.com, publication date: 21 July 2003

P2P caching: unsafe at any speed?
by STEFANI OLSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 18 July 2003

Record industry sends out subpoenas
by REUTERS
CNet news.com, publication date: 17 July 2003

A copyright cold war? The polarized rhetoric of the peer-to-peer debates
by JOHN LOGIE
First Monday, publication date: 07 July 2003

Harry Potter and the Internet Pirates warning: registration required
by AMY HARMON
The New York Times, publication date: 14 July 2003

Swappers sprint to cloak identities
by DAWN CHMIELEWSKI
Mercury News, publication date: 14 July 2003

Superhighway robbery
Guardian [UK], publication date: 14 July 2003

iHippies, DRM & TiVo: Apple Files For New Copy Protection Patent [TMO Scoop]
by JOHN KHEIT
MacObserver, publication date: 14 July 2003

Art Attack
by CHRIS GAITHER
The Boston Globe, publication date: 14 July 2003

Copyright fight unfolds near campus
by KATHLEEN SCHUCKEL
The Boston Globe, publication date: 14 July 2003

Hard for file swappers to hide identity
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
ZDNet UK, publication date: 14 July 2003

Hollywood Heist: will tinseltown let techies steal the show?
by RONALD GROVER and HEATHER GREEN
Business Week, publication date: 14 July 2003

Steer clear of the suits
by CLINT WITCHALLS
The Guardian (UK), publication date: 10 July 2003

Panicked by digital plunder, the entertainment industry fights back
by KENNETH TERRELL
US News and World Report, publication date: 14 July 2003

File swappers 'buy more music'
BBC News, publication date: 09 July 2003

Global CD piracy continues to burn music industry
by BERNHARD WARNER
Reuters, publication date: 10 July 2003

RIAA aims to bid adios to Puretunes
by SCARLET PRUITT
InfoWorld, publication date: 10 July 2003

'Phantom' game console is really a copyright protection device
by ROBIN 'ROBLIMO' MILLER
NewsForge, publication date: 10 July 2003

Google's cache causes copyright concern
by STEFANIE OLSEN
ZDNet UK, publication date: 10 July 2003

The new information ecosystem: cultures of anarchy and closure
by SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN
Open Democracy, publication date: 06 June 2003

More evidence DMCA is Counterproductive to Creativity
by SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN
From his blog, publication date: 10 July 2003

Net radio group threatens to sue RIAA
by DAVID MCGUIRE
Washington Post, publication date: 09 July 2003

LXG - more walt disney creativity
by LAWRENCE LESSIG
[from his blog], publication date: 07 July 2003

Artists just wanna be free
by DANIT LIDOR
Wired News, publication date: 07 July 2003

Music biz seeking profits at 99 cents
by BRIAN GARRITY
Reuters, publication date: 06 July 2003

Napster founder pursues new, legitimate venture
by JOSEPH MENN and JOHN HEALEY
The Mercury News, publication date: 07 July 2003

Woody Guthrie: Hall of Fame bound?
by CHET FLIPPO
CMT.com, publication date: 03 July 2003
scroll down a bit to read Woody's standard copyright statement...

9th circuit court finds 'thumbnailing' fair use
by timothy
Slashdot, publication date: 07 July 2003

Piracy and peer-to-peer
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 07 July 2003

How to make a sonic puree from pop snippetswarning: registration required
by MATTHEW MIRAPAUL
The New York Times, publication date: 08 July 2003

Kazaa antitrust lawsuit thrown out
Associated Press
MSNBC News, publication date: 07 July 2003

File swappers to RIAA: download this!
by LESLIE WALKER
Washington Post, publication date; 06 July 2003

Public access to federal research questioned
by SARAH-JANE WILTON
Colorado Daily.com, publication date: 03 July 2003

ISU students feel pressure of the RIAA
by MYRON PETO
Iowa State Daily, publication date: 03 July 2003

Lexmark: We're not against cartridge-recycling
by CHAN LEE MENG
The Star online (Malaysia), publication date: 03 July 2003

Music industry faces legal hurdles to suits
by RICHARD J DALTON, JR
Daily News.com, publication date: 03 July 2003

Price-cuts 'won't stop piracy'
CNet Asia staff
Silicon.com, publication date: 03 July 2003

Your rights as a consumer with file sharing
by HEATHER NEWMANN
Mercury News, publicaiton date: 03 July 2003

Kazaa parent forms P2P alliance
by LISA BOWMAN
CNet News.com, publication date: 02 July 2003

Billboard tracks Net music downloads
by STEFANIE OLSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 02 July 2003

Copyleft: creativity, technology and freedom?
Musicians petition (UK)
publication date: 30 June 2003

New cellphones used in 'digital shoplifting'
IOL.co.za , publication date: 30 June 2003

Musical scares
by JAMES V. DELONG
Tech Central Station, publication date: 01 July 2003

Surveillance software keeps track of rogue MP3s
by MUNIR KOTADIA
ZDNet UK, publication date: 01 July 2003

Appeals court affirms injunction against file-swapping software
Associated Press
Boston.com, publication date: 01 July 2003

Gates' Corbis sues Amazon
Associated Press
Newsday.com, publication date: 01 July 2003

Contract case could hurt reverse engineering
by GRANT GROSS
InfoWorld, publication date: 26 June 2003

TV 'brick' opens up copyright can of worms
by BENOIT FAUCON
F2 Network Financial Review (Au), publication date: 01 July 2003

The Copyright Cage
JONATHAN ZITTRAIN
Legal Affairs, publication date: May/June 2003

Businesses battle for song sharers
by DAVID MCGUIRE
Washington Post, publication date: 25 June 2003

Recording Industry To Begin Collecting Evidence And Preparing Lawsuits Against File "Sharers" Who Illegally Offer Music Online
RIAA statement, publication date: 25 June 2003

RIAA reads riot act over music copying
The Inquirer, publication date: 26 June 2003

Facts about file sharing
by BRUCE SCWARTZ [sic]
USA Today, publication date: 25 June 2003

Movement to reclaim public domain wins congressional support
Music Industry News Network, publication date: 26 June 2003

Bill seeks to loosen copyright's grip
by BRIAN KREBS
Washington Post, publication date: 25 June 2003

Labels aim big guns at small swappers
by LISA BOWMAN
CNet News.com, publication date: 25 June 2003

Copyright infringement bad; Hulk smash!
by DAVID BECKER
CNet News.com, publication date: 25 June 2003

What goes around comes around: The only clear winner in this SCO versus IBM case is Microsoft
by ROBERT X. CRINGELY
I, Cringely, publication date: 19 June 2003

NBI raids P37-M worth of unlicensed software
by EDU H. LOPEZ
The Manila Bulletin Online, publication date: 22 June 2003

Comment of RIAA president Cary Sherman on the introduction of HR 2517 The Smith-Berman Piracy Deterrence and Education Act of 2003
Music Industry News Network (Mi2N), publication date: 22 June 2003

Outgoing lobbyist Rosen signs for a year with CNBC
by FRANK AHRENS
Washington Post, publication date: 20 June 2003

Music industry down so long it's singin' the blues
by MERISSA MARR
Reuters, publication date: 19 June 2003

Hatch site in breach of software's terms
by BOB MIMS
Salt Lake Tribune, publication date: 20 June 2003

Teletrax expands broadcast video tracking system to Asia
Indiantelevision.com, publication date: 20 June 2003

US Senator says destruction of pirates' computers only 'a last resort'
by DAVID MINTO
EuropeMedia.net, publication date: 20 June 2003

Harry Potter and the Copyright Lawyer
by ARIANA EUNJUNG CHA
Washington Post, publication date: 18 June 2003

Dewan Rakyat: Tightening copyright laws
New Straits Times (Malaysia), publication date: 18 June 2003

Musicians union [Ghana] proposes stiffer penalty for piracy of copyright
Accra Mail
All Africa.com, publication date: 19 June 2003

Senate to examine online copyright dispute
by ANDY SULLIVAN
Reuters, publication date: 20 June 2003

RIAA warns individual swappers
by LISA M. BOWMAN
CNet News.com, publication date: 19 June 2003

Senator: give movie and record companies a license to hack
by GEORGE V. HULME
Information Week, publication date: 17 June 2003

Macrovision splits into two units
by LISA BOWMAN
CNet News.com, publication date: 17 June 2003

Lawmaker downplays RIAA job rumors
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 17 June 2003

Music pirates should face destructive counterattacks, Hatch says
Associated Press
The Mercury News (SiliconValley.com), publication date: 18 June 2003

Reclaim the public domain petition

The dead poet's society: the copyright term and the public domain
by MATTHEW RIMMER
First Monday, publication date: 02 June 2003

The Constitutional Law of Intellectual Property After Eldred v. Ashcroft
by PAMELA SAMUELSON
50 J. Cop. Soc'y forthcoming 2003

Sony to offer music downloads in U.K.
REUTERS
CNet News.com, publication date: 15 June 2003

SCO suit now seeks $3 billion from IBM
by STEPHEN SHANKLAND
CNet News.com, publication date: 16 June 2003

Telling "Truths"
by LOWELL PONTE
FrontPageMagazine.com, publication date: 16 June 2003

Linux under threat
by DAVE WILSON
e4engineering.com, publication date: 20 May 2003

A cultural identity for Europe
by Alexandra Koroxenidis
Kathimerini (Greece), publication date: 17 June 2003

Italian piracy ring smashed
BBC News, publication date: 17 June 2003

Crawler creeps up on Asia's copyright pirates
REUTERS
AsiaMedia, publication date: 17 June 2003

SCO Group v IBM: Open-Source IP issues moving from theory to reality?
by JAMES A. HARVEY
GigaLaw.com, publication date: June 2003

DRM makes minimal impact, study says
by BOB LIU
atnewyork.com, publication date: 29 May 2003

Texas super-DMCA apparently dead
by EDWARD FELTEN
Freedom to Tinker, publication date: 29 May 2003

Court confirms DMCA 'good faith' web site shut down rights
by ASHLEE VANCE
The Register, publication date: 30 May 2003

Microsoft wins in digital media
by EVAN HANSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 29 May 2003

Amazon vs. Apple in music downloads?
by EVAN HANSEN
CNet News.com, publication date: 29 May 2003

Arguments made in DVD-cracking case
by LISA BOWMAN
CNet News.com, publication date: 29 May 2003

Apple finds the future for online music sales warning: registration required
by NEIL STRAUSS
The New York Times, publication date: 30 May 2003

PSU's Spanier proposes schools charge students a fee to download music
by BILL SCHACKNER
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, publication date: 28 May 2003

Copy protection is a crime
by DAVID WEINBERGER
Wired magazine, publication date: June 2003

KaZaA is king
by electricnews.net
The Register, publication date: 28 May 2003

File swapping shifts up a gear
by JOHN BORLAND
CNet news.com, publication date: 27 May 2003

Online music on verge of revolution
by JOHN BORLAND, EVAN HANSEN, and MIKE YAMAMOTO
CNet News.com, publication date: 28 May 2003

Apple limits iTunes file sharing
by IAN FRIED
CNet News.com, publication date: 27 May 2003