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July 29 00
NAPSTER SURVIVES
Appeal granted, injunction stayed: Napster breathes sigh of relief.
July 28 00
NAPSTER FILES APPEAL
Ailing MP3-trading service tries for last-minute reprieve.
July 25 00
NAPSTER PLAYS FRIENDLY
Napster forges deals with record label and secure music company.
FLAT FEE IS THE WAY
Emusic is latest to offer MP3 subscription service.
July 21 00
SUE 'EM ALL
Surprise! The RIAA files suit against another MP3-related company.
NAPSTER BOON TO MUSIC
Napster helps CD sales, according to a study.
SONY STREAMS
Sony is reportedly setting up its own streaming music services.
July 18 00
EMI SELLS DOWNLOADS
Downloadable music from Spice Girls to Frank Sinatra goes on sale today.
LEGIT NAPSTER OFFSHOOT
Two founding Napster investors are creating a copyright-friendly file-sharing network.
July 15 00
NAPSTER STEALS MUSIC EXEC
Napster has hired its third top record company man.
FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT
Alanis, Hanson and others launch the Artists Against Piracy campaign.
CORRS ATTACK CYBER SHOPLIFTING
The Corrs become the music industry's official anti-piracy voice.
July 07 00
NAPSTER TO SETTLE?
Embattled MP3 software company Napster may settle out of court with the music industry.
SHINY HAPPY CDs
Sony have found a way to double the capacity of compact discs.
MP3 GETS COMMERCIAL
You've seen adverts in magazines, on TV, even on milk cartons. Why not in MP3s?
July 04 00
NAPSTER STRIKES BACK
Napster has presented a radical defence accusing the music business of stifling technology.
SDMI STRUGGLES ON
New watermarking techniques are being tested for the music format of the future.
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