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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

11 Jun 2000

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

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Jun 11, 2000

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7

Millions download free music triggers internet shift

A Pew Internet Project survey found about 13 million Americans have downloaded music for free, with fewer than 2 million paying. The study notes wide age ranges and a potential threat to the music industry as Napster and online sharing grow.

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EW York Pew Internet Project Lee Rainie Pew Charitable Trusts Metallica Napster Pew Amy Weiss Recording Industry Association of America Susannah Fox Pew Research Princeton Survey Research Associates Rainie Pewinternet.org Riaa.org
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MP3.com Settles With Warner and BMG to License Music

MP3.com reached settlements with Warner Music Group and BMG Entertainment on licensing agreements to store music for subscribers. The deals mark the first settlements in record industry copyright lawsuits against MP3.com. Napster faces a separate RIAA lawsuit over peer to peer file sharing. MP3.com stock rose on Nasdaq after the news.

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San Diego Mp3.com Warner Music Group BMG Entertainment Recording Industry Association of America Napster Inc U.S Jed S. Rakoff
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Keeping a lid on the cookie jar

Internet privacy advocates warn that cookies enable pervasive tracking of user behavior across sites. Junkbusters president Jason Catlett cites potential employment profiling and targeted ad campaigns, while offering tips to view, delete, or block cookies and listing tools and sources for managing cookie data.

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Jason Catlett Junkbusters Corp Catlett Technolo Netscape
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