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Twitter Faces The Music: Rights holders want the online platform to license content. But Twitter uses the DMCA--and it wants to charge to expedite takedowns.

• Authors : Singleton, Micah

• Source: Billboard. 2021, Vol. 133, Issue 2, pages. 1

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RIAA, Metallica Win Napster Round.

• Authors : FITZPATRICK, EILEEN

• Source: Billboard. 2000, Vol. 112, Issue 21, pages. 8

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The largely justified (and possibly doomed) war against YouTube: as labels, artists and managers go public with their outrage at the video platform's meager payouts, their best--perhaps only--hope for change rests in government corridors a continent away.

• Authors : Levine, Robert

• Source: Billboard. 2016, Vol. 128, Issue 13, pages. 2

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Not paid in full: why creators must reassert their rights in the information economy.

• Authors : Levine, Robert

• Source: Billboard. 2011, Vol. 123, Issue 40, pages. 3

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Fed Court Lets Pre-Digitial-Act Royalty Stand.

• Authors : HOLLAND, BILL

• Source: Billboard. 1999, Vol. 111, Issue 23, pages. 136

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Royalties Key Issue As Webcasters, Labels Forge Relationships.

• Authors : TAYLOR, CHUCK

• Source: Billboard. 1999, Vol. 111, Issue 23, pages. 133

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A federal judge in New York won't allow user-generated-video site Vimeo, owned by Barry Diller's IAC, to dodge a copyright lawsuit.

• Source: Billboard. 2013, Vol. 125, Issue 38, pages. 1

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Copyright on the docket.

• Source: Billboard. 2013, Vol. 125, Issue 17, pages. 1

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A tale of two rulings: a copyright ruling in Universal v. Grooveshark contradicts a 2011 decision in Capitol v. MP3Tunes.

• Authors : Pham, Alex

• Source: Billboard. 2013, Vol. 125, Issue 17, pages. 1

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Case dismissed: Viacom V. YouTube ruling keeps burden on rights-holders.

• Authors : Bruno, Antony

• Source: Billboard. 2010, Vol. 122, Issue 26, pages. 1

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