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  | UK file-sharers face legal action Found at 8/22/2008 via tvnz.co.nz
Thousands of people suspected of sharing music, films and games over the internet will be pursued through the courts for damages, lawyers for entertainment companies said. More...
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| UK law firm looks to begin prosecuting file sharers Found at 8/21/2008 via www.betanews.com
Davenport Lyons has been working with the music industry in the UK to sniff out P2P users. Now it will ask the UK courts to force ISPs to release information to identify them. More...
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| UK file-sharers face legal action Found at 8/20/2008 via tvnz.co.nz
Thousands of people suspected of sharing music, films and games over the internet will be pursued through the courts for damages, lawyers for entertainment companies said. More...
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| Up to 25,000 British illegal downloaders sued for £300 as games developers turn to courts Found at 8/20/2008 via www.mailonsunday.co.uk
Thousands of people suspected of sharing music, films and computer games over the Internet will be face legal action, it was revealed today. More...
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| Uniting Kenyans Found at 8/20/2008 via allafrica.com
Kenyan-based music producer Robert RKay Kamanzi has won the British Council's International Young Music Entrepreneur award for 2008 for his production of Wakenya Pamoja. More...
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| UK file-sharers face legal action Found at 8/20/2008 via tvnz.co.nz
Thousands of people suspected of sharing music, films and games over the internet will be pursued through the courts for damages, lawyers for entertainment companies said. More...
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| Universal Music Publishing set to enter UAE region Found at 8/19/2008 via www.zawya.com
19 August 2008 DUBAI -- Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG), has agreed a deal for Fairwood/BKP Music (Arabia), to act as a sub-publisher and licensing representative across the UAE and neighbouring region (including Arab territories of the Middle East and North Africa). More...
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| US presidential candidate is a pirate Found at 8/19/2008 via www.itnews.com.au
The presumed Republican US presidential candidate John McCain favours draconian copyright enforcement, except when his own election campaign uses other people's music. More...
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| US presidential candidate is a pirate Found at 8/18/2008 via www.theinquirer.net
THE PRESUMED Republican US presidential candidate John McCain favours draconian copyright enforcement, except when his own election campaign uses other people's music. More...
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| UK ISP Music Deal Only Sounds Reasonable Found at 8/13/2008 via www.webpronews.com
The US and Britain go about some things differently; this was as the heart of our little squabble in the 18th Century. It's not surprising an announcement that a UK ISP will be both music piracy police and provider of subscription music services doesn't seem to ring many alarms. read more More...
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| UK ISP's New Music Service Will Pay Labels For 'Illegal' Downloads Found at 8/12/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
One of the UK's top ISPs is preparing to launch an unlimited music service that would see it pay record labels for songs illegally downloaded by its customers, paidContent.org can reveal. More...
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| UK ISP's New Music Service Will Pay Labels For 'Illegal' Downloads Found at 8/12/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
One of the UK's top ISPs is preparing to launch an unlimited music service that would see it pay record labels for songs illegally downloaded by its customers, paidContent.org can reveal. More...
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| UW student gets harsh lesson on illegally downloading music Found at 8/12/2008 via www.2news.tv
The University of Washington turned in Elle Tucker for her illegal downloads, and now she faces a $4,100 fine. More...
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| UW student gets harsh lesson on illegally downloading music Found at 8/11/2008 via www.komonews.com
The University of Washington turned in Elle Tucker for her illegal downloads, and now she faces a $4,100 fine. More...
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| UPDATED: Found at 8/8/2008 via bits.blogs.nytimes.com
As a commenter pointed out, users can listen to the podcasts on any MP3 player. More...
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