Did Last.fm Just Hand Over User Listening Data To the RIAA? - The Diigo Meta page

• 13 Mar 09
  

  mariana vasconcellos
• 24 Feb 09
  

  isaac Mao

  RIAA Music Privacy

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• 23 Feb 09
  

  Lisa Spiro

  privacy

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  Harry Haller

  Intellectual Property Digital Culture

• 22 Feb 09
  

  Lynette Webb

  music piracy

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  Ed Grant

  That leaked U2 album is causing all sorts of trouble. The unreleased album, which is due out on March 3, found its way ...

• 21 Feb 09
  

  M. C.

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  wolf hesse

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  Bruce Wagner

  That leaked U2 album is causing all sorts of trouble. The unreleased album, which is due out on March 3, found its way ...

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  Scott McIntosh

  That leaked U2 album is causing all sorts of trouble. The unreleased album, which is due out on March 3, found its way ...

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  brian rodney

  That leaked U2 album is causing all sorts of trouble. The unreleased album, which is due out on March 3, found its way onto BitTorrent and was downloaded hundreds of thousands of times. That, apparently, sent music industry lawyers over at the Recording Industry Association of America into a fit. As a result, word is going around that the RIAA asked social music service Last.fm for data about its user’s listening habits to find people with unreleased tracks on their computers. And Last.fm, which is owned by CBS, actually handed the data over to the RIAA.

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  whatevernevermind Barrish

  This could be a big win for the U2 camp since until now tha album has gotten almost no press and there's been almost no marketing around the album.

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  Tom Boone

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