Pandora, the internet radio station built around your tastes, will probably be going out of business soon. After…
So… holy crap. EMI is releasing their music on iTunes without DRM. This is great news! And not only that, but they're…
While this is coming from the WSJ and therefore probably credible, the announcement was still technically made on April…
As we say goodbye to March and look forward to the continued fight against the RIAA with renewed vigor, we asked the EFF
So here's something a little different. This is strip number one of our new original Gizmodo comics, written by yours…
You might say that the RIAA sues first and asks questions later, but it looks like tomorrow at Arizona State it will…
The RIAA, a company that apparently thrives on getting bad press, is suing a 10-year-old girl for alleged copyright…
The RIAA isn't the only company pissing us off this month. The National Music Publishers Association has slapped a…
The University of Nebraska isn't scared by the RIAA and their army of undead, soulless lawyers. No, they're refusing to…
You haven't forgotten about the boycott, have you? I should hope not. If you're having trouble not going out and buying…
Reader Rob writes in, and he makes some interesting points:
Tony, a professional pirate, is pissed at P2P for taking away his business. While it used to be that pros (the guys…
The Consumerist (swoooon) has done us all a service by profiling some of the biggest wigs at the RIAA, complete with…
David Byrne, former lead singer of the Talking Heads and pretty much the coolest geek on the face of the planet, spoke…
Alright, you college student pirate assholes, LISTEN UP. Cary Sherman and Mitch Bainwol, the president and CEO of the…
Bad news for students at the University of Michigan. At least twelve of you are in the process of being identified to…
A 2006 report by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office called "Filesharing Programs and Technological Features to Induce…
NPR isn't taking too kindly to the Sound Exchange-drafted royalty rate hike for internet radio stations. The burn? The…
John Paladuk, a retired railroad employee whose left side was completely paralyzed by a stroke last year and uses the…
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