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1. Fake Bands and Fans Produce Real $10 Million in Royalties in A.I. Fraud Case

Author

Coleman, Maia

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Artificial intelligence -- Cases, Fraud -- Cases, Royalties -- Cases, Musicians -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Artificial intelligence, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Federal prosecutors charged a North Carolina musician with gaming the system to win royalties from streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music. A North Carolina man used artificial [...]

Published
2024

2. Danish man on trial over alleged £500k music streaming fraud; Aarhus court hears he may have profited from artificially generated playbacks, in case thought to be first of its kind

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Fraud -- Cases, Online music -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, News, opinion and commentary, Spotify (Online service) -- Cases
Abstract

Byline: Miranda Bryant Nordic correspondent A Danish man has gone on trial in the city of Aarhus over accusations that he fraudulently made 4.38m kroner (more than £502,000) in royalties [...]

Published
2024

3. Live-streaming traffic stop is deemed free speech, but protecting it is a challenge

Author

Weiner, Rachel

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Freedom of speech -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Rachel Weiner A federal appeals court ruled this week that live-streaming traffic stops is protected speech under the First Amendment after a North Carolina man challenged police claims that [...]

Published
2023

4. Coincidence or theft? Rise of music streaming can make it hard to judge; Analysis: plagiarism row between Ed Sheeran and Sami Chokri is latest in surge of lawsuits against musiciansEd Sheeran wins court battle over Shape of You plagiarism accusation

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Plagiarism -- Cases, Theft -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent They may only be two words, but they are worth tens of millions of pounds. The ascending one-bar phrase 'Oh I' from Ed [...]

Published
2022

5. Twitch sues two people allegedly behind hate raids

Author

Grayson, Nathan

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Online information services -- Cases, Online services -- Cases, Information services -- Cases, Hate speech -- Cases, Company legal issue, Online information service, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Nathan Grayson On Thursday night, Twitch filed a legal complaint against two users that claims they flooded streamers' chats with 'racist, sexist, and homophobic language and content,' repeatedly evaded [...]

Published
2021

6. EU accuses Apple of antitrust violations over App Store rules after Spotify complaint

Author

Telford, Taylor

Subjects
Apple Inc. -- Cases, Spotify AB -- Cases, Antitrust law -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Online information services -- Cases, Online services -- Cases, Information services -- Cases, Computer industry -- Cases, Company legal issue, Antitrust issue, Online information service, Microcomputer industry, Streaming media technology, Computer industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, European Union. European Commission -- Powers and duties
Abstract

Byline: Taylor Telford Apple is facing antitrust charges in Europe for allegedly abusing its 'dominant position' in music streaming distribution to choke competition in its App Store, regulators announced Friday. [...]

Published
2021

7. Locast, a Free Streaming Service, Sues ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox

Author

Lee, Edmund

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Cases, American Broadcasting Companies Inc. -- Cases, FOX Broadcasting Co. -- Cases, Paramount Global -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Television broadcasting industry -- Cases, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Locast, a little-known nonprofit behind a free streaming service, sued ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox on Friday, alleging that the television networks colluded in an effort to chill its business. [...]

Published
2019

8. Programmers behind streaming services accused of piracy

Author

Weiner, Rachel

Subjects
Money laundering -- Cases, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Piracy (Copyright) -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Public prosecutors, Legal fees, Web sites (World Wide Web), Television programs, Copyrights, Online music trading, Copyright law, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Rachel Weiner Streaming services have never been more ubiquitous and easy to use. But with different television shows and movies siloed in different programs, each charging a monthly fee, [...]

Published
2019

9. Bones $179M Ruling: A 'Watershed Case'

Author

Jarvey, Natalie

Subjects
Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. -- Cases, Bones (Television program) -- Cases, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Television producers and directors -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Who should reap riches when studios license content to streamers? A Fox legal decision may make Hulu 'less profitable' The February decision by an arbitrator to award a jaw-dropping $179 [...]

Published
2019

10. Showtime hit with lawsuit over Mayweather-McGregor streaming problems

Author

Bieler, Des

Subjects
Showtime Entertainment Inc. -- Cases, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Cases, Class action lawsuits -- Cases, Boxing -- Media coverage, Streaming media -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Des Bieler After defeating Conor McGregor in a much-hyped showdown that was more entertaining than many expected, Floyd Mayweather said of boxing fans, 'I owe them for the [Manny] [...]

Published
2017

11. Different class: what drives a musician to launch a class action lawsuit against the world's No.1 streaming service? Singer-songwriter David Lowery explains why he's chosen to take on Spotify

Author

Legrand, Emmanuel

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Class actions (Civil procedure) -- Cases, Singers -- Cases, Music industry -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Music, Spotify (Online service)
Abstract

David Lowery, the US singer/songwriter and frontman for the bands Cracker and Camper van Beethoven, has always been vocal about things that he feels are wrong with the music industry. [...]

Published
2016

12. Songwriters Challenge a Ruling on Licensing

Author

Sisario, Ben

Subjects
Songwriters -- Intellectual property, Streaming media -- Cases, Copyright licensing -- Cases, Royalties (Intellectual property) -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

When Michelle Lewis, a Los Angeles songwriter, gets her quarterly royalty statements from Ascap, she receives a stark reminder of how songs are valued in the digital age. The tunes [...]

Published
2016

13. British Agency Sues SoundCloud, a Streaming Service, in Copyright Infringement

Author

Sisario, Ben

Subjects
Music industry -- Cases, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Online music -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

SoundCloud, a popular music-streaming website that has previously clashed with the music industry, has been sued in connection with copyright infringement by a British agency that represents songwriters. The agency, [...]

Published
2015

14. Court Affirms Internet Radio Royalties

Subjects
Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, Digital Performance Right in Sound Recordings Act of 1995, Company legal issue, Internet radio, Streaming media technology, United States. Court of Appeals for the 3d Circuit -- Cases, Recording Industry Association of America -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Internet radio -- Cases, Royalties -- Cases
Abstract

PHILADELPHIA (AP) --Radio stations must pay royalties to recording companies and performers, as they do to composers and songwriters, when musical broadcasts are 'streamed' over the Internet, a federal appeals […]

Published
2003

15. News briefs

Author

Writers, Staff

Subjects
Company legal issue, Cable television/data services, Company business planning, Telecommunications services industry, Antitrust issue, Software quality, Internet address/domain name, Online services, Data security issue, Streaming media technology, Computer crime, Web hosting service, Cable & Wireless PLC -- Services -- Cases -- Officials and employees -- Planning, CA Technologies Inc. -- Cases -- Services -- Officials and employees -- Planning, United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Cases -- Standards -- Officials and employees -- Planning, United States. Department of Homeland Security -- Officials and employees -- Standards -- Cases -- Planning, United States. Department of Justice -- Cases -- Standards -- Officials and employees -- Planning, Internet Streaming Media Alliance -- Standards, Antitrust law -- Cases, Web site hosting services -- Cases -- Standards -- Services -- Planning, Streaming media -- Cases, Software -- Cases -- Standards -- Services -- Planning, Computer software industry -- Cases -- Officials and employees -- Services -- Standards -- Planning, Data security -- Cases, Domain names -- Cases, Online services -- Services -- Cases -- Standards -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Services -- Cases -- Standards -- Officials and employees -- Planning, Computer crimes -- Prevention -- Cases, Communications industry -- Services -- Cases -- Standards -- Officials and employees -- Planning
Abstract

The Bush administration named Richard Clarke, who has served on the National Security Council for more than a decade, as the head of cybersecurity within the newly created, Cabinet-level Office […]

Published
2001

16. Microsoft case goes to audio

Subjects
Company legal issue, Company Web site/Web page, Software quality, Streaming media technology, Internet, Government Internet/Web application, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, United States. Court of Appeals. District of Columbia Circuit -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Software -- Cases -- Usage, Web sites -- Usage -- Cases, Internet -- Usage -- Cases
Abstract

Those interested in the ongoing battle between Microsoft and the U.S. Department of Justice can get an earful later this month. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of […]

Published
2001

17. Web TV firm caves in, will stop broadcasts

Author

Rohde, Laura

Subjects
Company legal issue, Cable television/data services, Online services, Lawsuit/litigation, Streaming media technology, iCraveTV.com -- Cases, Motion Picture Association of America -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Actions and defenses -- Cases, Online services -- Cases
Abstract

The Motion Picture Association of America yesterday announced that the Canadian Web site iCraveTV.com has given in to pressure from American and Canadian broadcasters and agreed to an out-of-court settlement […]

Published
2000

18. iCraveTV's William Craig: ROBIN HOOD Of Streaming Video?

Author

DUVALL, MEL and HAAR, STEVEN VONDER

Subjects
Company legal issue, Patent/copyright issue, Lawsuit/litigation, Streaming media technology, Internet service provider, iCraveTV -- Cases, Copyright -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Actions and defenses -- Cases, Internet service providers -- Cases, Patents -- Cases
Abstract

Is he the prince of thieves, or the devil in disguise? Villian visionary? Both words have been used to describe William Craig, the 50-year-old founder of iCraveTV. Since launching his […]

Published
2000

19. Real Trouble for Streambox.com?; Judge continues case, putting streaming media portal in virtual limbo

Author

Learmonth, Michael

Subjects
Company legal issue, Software quality, Patent/copyright issue, Streaming media technology, Streambox.com -- Cases, RealNetworks Inc. -- Cases, Copyright -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Software -- Cases, Computer software industry -- Cases, Internet software -- Cases, Patents -- Cases, Multimedia software -- Cases
Abstract

Software and media portal Streambox.com is finding itself in some Real trouble. A U.S. District Court judge refused to lift a temporary restraining order barring the sale or distribution of […]

Published
2000

20. Some see Aereo's defeat as opportunity

Author

Snider, Mike

Subjects
United States. Supreme Court -- Cases, Aereo Inc. -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Television antennas -- Product information -- Usage, Television equipment industry -- Cases -- Product information, Copyright law -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Mike Snider, @mikesnider, USA TODAY For cord cutters, the Supreme Court's decision to squash streaming service Aereo was a blow. But for some tech firms it provides opportunity. With [...]

Published
2014

21. Post-Aereo, TV giants buy time

Author

Yu, Roger and Snider, Mike

Subjects
United States. Supreme Court -- Cases, Aereo Inc. -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Television broadcasting industry -- Cases, Television equipment industry -- Cases, Copyright law -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Roger Yu, and Mike Snider, USA TODAY The repercussions from the Supreme Court ruling against Aereo have begun. Emboldened by the court's ruling that quashed Aereo, Fox will ask [...]

Published
2014

22. Pandora Wins a Battle, but the War Over Royalties Continues

Author

Sisario, Ben

Subjects
Pandora Media Inc. -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Internet service providers -- Cases, Royalties -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Internet service provider, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers -- Cases
Abstract

In the increasingly bitter dispute over royalties for online music, Pandora Media won an important battle in court. But the state of the larger war is far from clear. Last [...]

Published
2014

23. Can PhoenixBTV Succeed where Aereo failed? Small streaming-TV trial delivers local stations with broadcasters' blessing

Author

Baumgartner, Jeff

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Bankruptcy -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Company bankruptcy, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

Aereo crashed and burned amid bankruptcy and a big loss in the Supreme Court, but there's still no shortage of other legal options that have emerged to help consumers stream [...]

Published
2016

24. Big test for FCC's open internet order; Comcast's Stream TV could be subjected to case-by-case conduct standard

Author

Eggerton, John

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Powers and duties, Comcast Corp. -- Cases, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Cable Internet access -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Streaming media technology, Cable Internet, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

WASHINGTON--Public Knowledge's complaint at the Federal Communications Commission over Comcast's exclusion of its Stream TV service from customers' data usage metering could become the first test of the agency's case-by-case [...]

Published
2016

25. Court Gives a Victory to Pandora Over Licensing Streaming Music

Author

Sisario, Ben

Subjects
Pandora Media Inc. -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Internet service providers -- Cases, Online music -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Internet service provider, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Pandora Media won a battle in its continuing war with the music industry over royalties when a federal judge ruled on Tuesday that the American Society of Composers, Authors and [...]

Published
2013

26. Networks Get a Victory in Court Over Streaming Service

Author

Stelter, Brian

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Television broadcasting industry -- Cases, Copyright infringement -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

For the first time in nearly a year, the nation's major television broadcasters have won a round in their legal battle against start-up firms that stream programs from local stations [...]

Published
2013

27. Suit filed: A rock musician brought a class-action lawsuit seeking at least $150 million against Spotify Inc. last week, marking the latest dispute over copyrighted songs reproduced by the music streaming service.

Subjects
Spotify (Online service), Periodical publishing -- Cases -- Intellectual property, Class action lawsuits -- Cases, Online music -- Cases, Rock musicians -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology
Abstract

SUIT FILED: A rock musician brought a class-action lawsuit seeking at least $150 million against Spotify Inc. last week, marking the latest dispute over copyrighted songs reproduced by the music [...]

Published
2016

28. Broadcasters seek supreme shutdown of Aereo: networks make their case to the country's highest court on how the streaming service could wreck their business

Author

Eggerton, John

Subjects
Broadcasting industry -- Cases -- Services, Streaming media -- Cases, Internet broadcasting -- Cases, Company legal issue, Internet multimedia broadcasting, Streaming media technology, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

BROADCASTERS ARE telling the Supreme Court that they are concerned cable operators and other multichannel video programming distributors will borrow a page from Aereo and bypass retransmission payments--unless the court [...]

Published
2013

29. ISP throttling leads to class action lawsuit

Author

Pike, George H.

Subjects
Time Warner Inc. -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Internet fraud -- Cases, Phishing -- Cases, Class actions (Civil procedure), Entertainment industry -- Cases, Internet service providers -- Cases, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Internet service provider, Business, Library and information science, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986
Abstract

The demand for bandwidth on the internet shows no signs of letting up. The internet is increasingly the go-to platform for Skype, LLC and other VoIP services and streaming media [...]

Published
2011

30. Recording Industry Association of America

Subjects
Webcaster Alliance -- Cases, Recording Industry Association of America -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Sound recording industry -- Cases, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Cases
Abstract

The Webcaster Alliance, a consortium of online broadcasters, has filed to sue the Recording Industry Association of America, alleging the industry charges inflated royalty rates to drive independent webcasters out [...]

Published
2003

31. BIZ uploads appeal on download ruling

Subjects
Streaming media -- Cases, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Company legal issue, Streaming media technology, Cases
Abstract

A group of studios, record labels and music publishers has appealed a Ninth District Court ruling that relieved file-swappers Grokster and Streamcast Networks of liability for users downloading copyrighted music [...]

Published
2003

32. MP3.com Inc

Subjects
Company legal issue, Cable television/data services, Patent/copyright issue, Online services, Internet radio, Streaming media technology, Lawsuit/litigation, CNET Networks Entertainment. MP3.com -- Cases, Recording Industry Association of America -- Cases, Copyright -- Cases, Streaming media -- Cases, Internet radio -- Cases, Actions and defenses -- Cases, Online services -- Cases, Patents -- Cases
Abstract

* On-line music service provider, MP3.com Inc., is facing a lawsuit from the powerful Recording industry Association of America for copying and distributing music from over 45,000 CDs. The RIAA […]

Published
2000

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