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US Record Labels Sue AI Music Generators Suno and Udio for Copyright Infringement

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Surprise, Surprise: The RIAA Gets Streaming All Wrong

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Downloading Is Mean! Content Industry Drafts Anti-Piracy Curriculum for Elementary Schools

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RIAA Wants Infamous File-Sharer to Campaign Against Piracy

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Supreme Court OKs $222K Verdict for Sharing 24 Songs

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Feds Urge Supreme Court to Let Stand $222K Landmark File-Sharing Verdict

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Supreme Court Asked to Review $222K Landmark File-Sharing Case

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After Three Trials, Court Restores Original $222,000 Verdict in Key File-Sharing Case

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Feds Urging Appeals Court to Reinstate $1.5 Million File-Sharing Verdict

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Feds Seized Hip-Hop Site for a Year, Waiting for Proof of Infringement

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Anontune: The New Social Music Platform From Anonymous

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MPAA Wants Megaupload User Data Retained for Lawsuits -- Updated

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U.S. Copyright Czar Cozied Up to Content Industry, E-Mails Show

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Appeals Court Reinstates $675,000 File Sharing Verdict

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Now We Can All Use the FBI Anti-Piracy Warning!

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Owner of Video Rental Stores Stocked With Pirated DVDs Sentenced to Prison

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Judge Slashes 'Appalling' $1.5 Million File Sharing Verdict to $54,000

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ISPs to Disrupt Internet Access of Copyright Scofflaws

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Senate Confirms Former RIAA Lawyer for Solicitor General

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LimeWire Settles; Are Amazon, Apple, Google Next on RIAA Docket?

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LimeWire Facing Billion-Dollar Damages Trial

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Grooveshark Fires Back at Google, Apple, RIAA

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Grooveshark 'Baffled' After Getting Booted From Android Market

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Feds, RIAA Ask $22,500 in Damages Per Song

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