Jammie Thomas testified Wednesday that she had never even heard of KaZaA and never used the peer-to-peer file sharing service on her computer at the time the Recording Industry Association of America ...

Record companies accuse woman of making 1,702 songs available through Kazaa. Jammie Thomas, left, who accused by the recording industry of illegally sharing music online, with her lawyer Brian Toder, ...

Tuesday's article on file-sharing examined the effect of the RIAA crackdown on college students. This article explores the effects of file-sharing on the music industry and Tufts' community of ...

In the first music file-sharing copyright infringement case to go to trial, a federal jury in Minnesota has ordered a woman to pay record companies $222,000 after finding that she illegally shared ...

On Oct. 2 last year, the music world focused on the Duluth federal courthouse where, for the first time, a jury was selected to hear a case about unauthorized music file sharing. Five days earlier in ...

A new study from the University of Hertfordshire, in England, found that most young music pirates say they’re willing to pay for legal file-sharing services. A new study from the University of ...

New music file sharing services such as Apple’s iTunes are slowing down Internet services for some university and corporate network managers. Now software from Packeteer allows network managers to ...

How much of a problem is online bootlegging and music file-sharing for artists and the recording industry? NPR's Tavis Smiley talks with Trevor Gale, vice president of writer and publisher relations ...

The record industry’s public enemy No. 1 has become its new best friend. Shawn Fanning, the teenage techie turned Internet icon who at 18 began designing Napster in his Northeastern college dorm ...