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1. Cornell Declines to Block Napster.

Subjects
COPYRIGHT infringement
Abstract

Reports that the Cornell University in Ithaca, New York will not block student access to the Napster filesharing device. Request by Howard King, lawyer for the Metallica band that filed an infringement lawsuit in the United States against Napster Inc., for Cornell to block the school's access to Napster.

Published
2000

2. Indie Act Breaks The Mold.

Author

McCormick, Moira

Subjects
*MUSICAL groups
Abstract

Focuses on the Rosenbergs, a New York guitar-pop band signed by the Discipline Global Mobile (DGM) label and sponsored by Napster. Details of a promotion to give away copies of the band's album; Career highlights of the Rosenbergs; Business and marketing strategy of DGM.

Published
2001

3. For Users, Napters of Old Is Just a Few Tweaks Away.

Author

Gallagher, David F.

Subjects
*INDUSTRIAL management, *PIRACY (Copyright), *SOUND recordings, *ECONOMIC competition, *CORPORATE profits
Abstract

Focuses on the business performance of Napster Inc. in New York City. Efforts of the firm to control the illegal copying of music files; Increase on the level of competition; Factors affecting the revenue growth of the company.

Published
2005

4. U. of Rochester Signs With Napster to Give StudentsMusic Online.

Author

Young, Jeffrey R.

Subjects
*MUSIC, *INTERNET in education, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges, *COLLEGE students
Abstract

Reports on an agreement signed by the University of Rochester in New York with Napster to provide popular music online to students who live on the campus. Cost of the service; Motivation for the move; Views of Gregory A. Jackson, chief information officer at the University of Chicago, on buying music for students.

Published
2004

5. Cool jailbird cat helps Napster go straight, but keep its edge.

Author

Garfield, Bob

Subjects
*ANIMATED films, MARKETING awards
Abstract

Focuses on the animated entry sent by online music downloading service Napster to the 2004 Online Media Marketing and Advertising Awards in New York City. Characteristics of the entry; Changes made by the company to its operations; Description of the entry.

Published
2004

6. UMG Sues BMG On P2P.

Author

Benz, Matthew

Subjects
*SOUND recording industry, *MUSIC industry, *ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

Reports that music attorneys allege that Universal Music Group's lawsuit against Bertelsmann AG regarding its relationship with Napster underscores the complicated web of relations that persists among music labels, technology companies, and large media concerns. Initial success of Apple Computer's digital-music service; Suit that was filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York; Claim of UMG that the Bertelsmann loan was nothing more than a scheme.

Published
2003

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