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