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  | I-pirates scolded for download activity Found at 7/28/2010 via www.bclocalnews.com
An underground file-sharing network using the University of Victoria?s Internet bandwidth has been shut down. UVic information security staff took steps recently to curb illegal downloading of movies and music via the Hub, a peer-to-peer network similar to Napster. More...
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| I-pirates scolded for download activity using Hub Found at 7/27/2010 via www.bclocalnews.com
An underground file-sharing network using the University of Victoria?s Internet bandwidth has been shut down. UVic information security staff took steps recently to curb illegal downloading of movies and music via the Hub, a peer-to-peer network similar to Napster. More...
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| Irish ISPs battle Digital Economy Act and three-strikes rule Found at 7/27/2010 via www.macworld.co.uk
Irish ISP UPC said Friday that it will continue to vigorously defend itself against liability proceedings taken against it in the country's courts by music companies. More...
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| ISPs battle Digital Economy Act and three-strikes rule Found at 7/26/2010 via rss.feedsportal.com
Three-strikes rule is too harsh say consumers, not our responsibility say ISPs Irish ISP UPC said Friday that it will continue to vigorously defend itself against liability proceedings taken against it in the country's courts by music companies. More...
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| ISPs Battle Against Three-Strikes Rule Throughout EU Found at 7/23/2010 via www.cio.com
Irish ISP UPC said Friday that it will continue to vigorously defend itself against liability proceedings taken against it in the country's courts by music companies. More...
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| iPhone and iPad Crackle, Mac Cruises, iPod Crumbles Found at 7/21/2010 via www.ecommercetimes.com
Apple's third quarter, which saw revenues hit an all-time high of $15.7 billion, was fueled largely by sales of the iPad, iPhone and Mac lines. However, Apple has of late seemed to throw most of its marketing muscle behind the iPad and the iPhone 4, generally neglecting its former crown jewels, the iPod and Mac lines. More...
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| Imperativa Records Releases Trailerhead: Saga - Immediate?s Next Chapter of Blockbuster Movie Music After Trailerhead Found at 7/20/2010 via news.yahoo.com
Immediate releases follow up to successful trailer music album, Trailerhead, with an album of equally epic cinematic music, Trailerhead: Saga, released on July 20, 2010. The album is being distributed by BFM Digital, a leading digital music aggregator and distributor of independent music. More...
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| IPR violations on the rise Found at 7/16/2010 via www.zawya.com
16 July 2010 AMMAN - The number of registered intellectual property rights (IPR) violations is on the rise, as pirated software, DVDs and music are targeting new markets in the Kingdom. More...
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| I Read The News Today... For July 15, 2010 Found at 7/15/2010 via www.chartattack.com
Amy Winehouse 's album will reportedly be out by January at the latest. Hey, have you also heard I'm the Queen Of England?! ? Metro Rush have released an iPhone and iPod Touch application. More...
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| ISPs should be charged for illegal file-sharing on their networks Found at 7/15/2010 via rss.feedsportal.com
Royalty society believes net piracy will worsen with faster broadband Music royalty collection society, PRS for Music, has suggested charging ISPs for pirated content traded on their networks, as the organisation claims piracy will worsen with faster broadband speeds. More...
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| Internet Firm Rejects Music Piracy Charge Found at 7/15/2010 via news.sky.com
The broadband provider Talktalk has slammed a proposal for tackling music piracy as "futile" and says it could be an invasion of privacy for its customers. More...
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| Internet Firm Rejects Music Piracy Charge Found at 7/14/2010 via news.sky.com
The broadband provider Talktalk has slammed a proposal for tackling music piracy as "futile" and says it could be an invasion of privacy for its customers. More...
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| IFPI Complains to OpenBitTorrents Spanish Web Hosting Provider Found at 7/13/2010 via www.thewhir.com
July 13, 2010 -- Shortly after being cut off by its former upstream provider, BitTorrent tracker OpenBitTorrent could be facing another court battle from music industry lobby group IFPI. More...
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| Iranian Musician Kourosh Zolani Debuts on Internet Radio Found at 7/9/2010 via www.marketwire.com
LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - July 9, 2010) - Known for creating the world's only playable chromatic santour, composer and musician Kourosh Zolani ( www.kouroshzolani.com ) floods the Internet radio arena, broadening his scope of listeners while receiving international acclaim. Aiming to bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary music with the entirely new ... More...
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| Is there a commercial case for ISP music services? Found at 7/7/2010 via biz.yahoo.com
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: More...
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