Tags: Music Industry, RIAA, Royalties, Satellite Radio
The RIAA isn't satisfied with those already bloated statutory damages in file-sharing lawsuits, now they want you to pay an incredible $1.5 million for a ten-track album. See, the problem is those dastardly compilation CDs. Who's to say that...
Tags: Music, Music Industry, Performances, Radiohead
Radiohead is using the momentum created by giving In Rainbows away for "any" price, and is launching a free concert on New Year's Eve which will be webcast on Current TV and Current.com. "This is a wee celebration of the...
Tags: Music Industry, RIAA
The RIAA won a lawsuit yesterday against single mother Jammie Thomas, in the first trial held for peer-to-peer file sharing. This is not good news. Twelve jurors in Minnesota decided unanimously that Thomas is liable for 24 recordings she shared...
Tags: Music Industry, RIAA, Ringle
While the RIAA scrambles to discover new revenue streams to turn around sliding profits, they go and create a product that demonstrates exactly how out of touch they are with consumer trends... ...the "Ringle." Yes, the "ringle" - it's the...
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