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– P2P usage stats you can rely on: P2P use has not dwindled; that P2P systems are the main use of bandwidth today
– Controversy Delays Net Song-Swap Bill in Senate: Induce Act delayed in face of stiff opposition…
– Sony ditches copy-control CDs: In Japan, at least…
– Music sales bounce back – at least a bit: U.S. music sales grew 3.9% in the first half of 2004, vs. a 12% drop during the period last year
– Recording Industry Sues 762 for Net Music Swaps: Among those sued were students at 26 different colleges and universities
– Is Suing Your Customers a Good Idea?: (via DMW): So if the RIAA lawsuit campaign is not working, what can the music industry do about P2P?
– User Generated Content: MP3.com data mining: A more low to the ground approach has a lot of promise for a new economic content model
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