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