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Napster reloads Metallica fans
Music service restored to Metallica fans who swore they did not violate copyrights. Now Metallica's threatening Napster's financial backers. Who's next?
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Newest Napster keeps users honest
Napster may be trying to deflect the heat from a recording industry lawsuit by adding Microsoft's piracy-proof Windows Media Audio to its latest beta. Is tougher copyright protection in the works?
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Programmer pulls the plug on ICUII
Operators of the video chat site and a software supplier take their feud online.
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NeoPlanet's latest browser really rocks
A new deal with Universal Pictures will deliver movie-themed browsers to PC desktops. Analysts say custom applications may move online advertising out of the Stone Age.
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Glaser: Keep e-music simple, stupid!
RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser urges the music industry to settle on a simple standard for downloadable music, negating the urge for online piracy.
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E-music: Chuck D goes to Capitol Hill
Listen up, Congress. The rapper and other digital music insiders make a case for online music to the House Committee on Small Business on Wednesday.
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Real puts VHS-style focus on video
RealNetworks on Wednesday rolled out a beta version of its new streaming media player that will deliver VHS-quality to dial-up modem users.
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Targeted Real ads -- a real nuisance
RealNetworks delivers a new level of personalized ads to its desktop applications. One privacy advocate says users get more than they pay for.
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Lawyer: Metallica fans 'probably' lying
But the rock group's lawyer won't sue the 30,000 Napster users who say they were erroneously accused of copyright infringement.
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DotTV auctions 'triple' expectations
What's in a domain name? Big, big bucks. The tiny nation of Tuvalu has already reaped twice its annual revenues from its .tv domain.
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Inside the online movie underground
Forget streaming video. Bootleg versions of nearly any movie you can name are already available online. For an elite brand of pirates, it's about money, power and politics.
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Napster gets tough with Metallica fans
A Napster message board goes dark after a user posts a hack for banned users. It was either that or go out of business, a company insider said.
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Have AltaVista, Google lost their way?
Megaportal AltaVista launches a clean, mean search machine that looks a lot like Google. And Google adds advertising to its search pages.
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Banned Napster users strike back
Despite what some believe was Napster's attempt to plant an ID in users' computers, Metallica files are back in play.
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FTC panel: Open the cookie jar
Should consumers be able to view personal data collected about them online? A blue-ribbon panel reports to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on data access and security issues.
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Dr. Dre to deliver names to Napster
A Web consultant targets fans who are downloading Dr. Dre's music. Meanwhile, banned Metallica fans find a way back in to Napster.
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Safer consumers may spend more online
Federal laws to protect consumer privacy online are coming. That's more than a threat for e-commerce, said an ad industry panel. It's an opportunity.
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Metallica drummer: Stop ripping us off!
Musician Lars Ulrich demands Napster block access to the band's music by more than 300,000 users.
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Cable, DSL battle gets personal
Pac Bell will add a disclaimer to its 'Web hog' DSL ad campaign after receiving threats of a lawsuit.
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Has Metallica misjudged Napster?
Across the Internet, fans -- and former fans -- say Metallica should be cooperating with Napster rather than pointing fingers at fans.
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