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  | Universal DRM Gets a Name and a Beta Test This Fall Found at 7/21/2010 via www.avrev.com
Digital rights management (DRM) is a controversial topic. It was initially present in nearly every audio provider when music first went digital, but has since gone by the wayside on both Amazon and iTunes. Movie companies seem to be a bit more concerned about their files and are teaming up on the universal DRM service now known as UltraViolet. More...
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| U.S. Links Piracy to Russia?s WTO Bid Found at 7/21/2010 via www.themoscowtimes.com
WASHINGTON ? Russia must improve efforts to stop piracy and counterfeiting of U.S. music, movies and other goods to achieve its long-term goal of joining the World Trade Organization, a U.S. official said Wednesday. More...
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| US lawmakers demand action on China piracy Found at 7/21/2010 via www.gulf-times.com
Reuters/Washington US lawmakers yesterday called for tough new measures to punish China for its failure to stop widespread piracy and counterfeiting of US goods ranging from music CDs to manufactured products. More...
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| UK royalty society suggests ISPs pay for pirated music Found at 7/15/2010 via www.cio.com.au
A U.K. music royalty collection society has suggested charging ISPs for pirated content traded on their networks, as the organization claims piracy will worsen with faster broadband speeds. More...
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| UK Royalty Society Suggests ISPs Pay for Pirated Music Found at 7/15/2010 via www.pcworld.com
A U.K. royalty collection society has suggested charging ISPs for pirated content traded on their networks. Internet service provider - Copyright infringement - Music - Arts - Piracy More...
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| UK royalty society suggests ISPs pay for pirated music Found at 7/15/2010 via www.computerworld.com
IDG News Service - A U.K. music royalty collection society has suggested charging ISPs for pirated content traded on their networks, as the organization claims piracy will worsen with faster broadband speeds. More...
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| U.S. judge slashes penalty in music download case Found at 7/11/2010 via dailynews.muzi.com
BOSTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge slashed the penalty levied by a jury against a Boston Ph.D. student found guilty in 2009 of illegally downloading and sharing songs published by some of the world's biggest recording companies. More...
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| U.S. judge slashes penalty in music download case Found at 7/9/2010 via www.reuters.com
BOSTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge slashed the penalty levied by a jury against a Boston Ph.D. student found guilty in 2009 of illegally downloading and sharing songs published by some of the world's biggest recording companies. More...
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| Unalaskans Fend Off Eagle Attacks Found at 7/7/2010 via aprn.org
Anne Hillman, KUCB ? Unalaska Unalaskans are dealing with an unusual issue ? bald eagle attacks. The birds are just trying to protect their young, but likewise, community members are just trying to go about their daily lives ? walking into town, picking up packages at the post office. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| Uplink Audio Strap System Makes Solar Panels Flexible Enough to Take Jogging Found at 7/7/2010 via www.slashgear.com
If you?re someone who likes to run, whether for fun or exercise (or both), then you know that while headphones are currently the best way to take your music, or whatever it is your listen to, with you, there?s always got to be options. And, thanks to this new concept, we can safely say that someone out there will probably be super excited about this. No, it?s definitely not as light weight as ... More...
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| Usibelli Coal Licensed to Search for Gas Near Healy Found at 7/1/2010 via aprn.org
Dan Bross, KUAC ? Fairbanks The state has approved licensing Usibelli Coal to look for natural gas in the Healy area. The area?s coal bed methane potential raised concerns when Usibelli filed an initial request to explore back in 2003. Shallow gas development is still controversial. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| UAF Shuts Down Office of Electronic Miniaturization Found at 6/28/2010 via aprn.org
Dan Bross, KUAC ? Fairbanks The University of Alaska Fairbanks is shutting down its primary economic development venture. The Office of Electronic Miniaturization is closing this week. Download Audio (MP3) More...
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| US$1.99 for a (legal) song to add to YouTube videos Found at 6/28/2010 via www.taipeitimes.com
You?ve shot the video and edited it down. It?s ready for YouTube. But what about the soundtrack? Publishing a video with copyrighted music requires a license for the song. More...
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| U.S. to target music, movie piracy on foreign websites Found at 6/23/2010 via nashvillecitypaper.com
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| U.S plans strategy against piracy, focuses on China Found at 6/23/2010 via www.ciol.com
WASHINGTON, US: The United States will go after foreign websites that pirate American music and movies as part of a new strategy to stop sales of counterfeit and pirated goods at home and abroad, Vice President Joe Biden said on Tuesday. More...
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