P2P

The music industry is in crisis. It has been for some time. The question on all label exec's minds is how to combat the increasing problem of illegal filesharing via P2P networks.

The groundbreaking case of the RIAA vs. P2P file sharer Jammie Thomas, who was ordered to pay nearly £150,000 in damages for making music available on the net for free, has been overturned.

If you get your games from P2P, beware

But was it all worth it for RIAA?

Landmark case against videogame piracy in UK courts

Following today's piracy crackdown by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) the Musician’s Union has come out in favour of the BPI’s latest initiative.

Believe it or not, musicians are not all greedy, money-grabbing attention seeking primadonas; some of them actually want you to listen to their music as well.

BPI and ISPs in music pirates deal, 6.5 million music pirates in UK

New proposals aim to nip file sharing by phone in the bud

Following Virgin Media’s recent warnings