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Napster and Kazaa were forced to pay record companies $370 million, but some artists wonder when the money will trickle down to them.

Despite collecting millions in settlements with online music services accused of enabling music piracy, the RIAA's artists may not be seeing the paydays they imagined. read more

ARTISTE MANAGERS are gearing up for a right old scrap with their tight-fisted music Uberlords, ito discover just when their poor prodigies can expect to get paid their dues after the RIAA got settlement agreements, estimated at about $400 million, with the big P2P companies.

SOME of the biggest names in music have not seen any money from copyright-infringement settlements and could sue.

Sources say the music industry's artist are getting fed up with the RIAA not sharing the estimated hundreds of millions of dollars collected in settlements with music services like KaZaA, Napster, Bolt, and considering lawsuits. According to a report from TorrentFreak there probably is not much money left after legal fees are deducted from the original settlements. The labels claimed that the ...

Klatoo55 writes "Various artists are considering lawsuits in order to press for their share of the estimated hundreds of millions of dollars the RIAA has obtained from settlements with services such as Bolt, KaZaA, and Napster. According to TorrentFreak's report on the potential action, there may not even be much left to pay out after monstrous legal fees are taken care of. The comments from the ...

Sony's 8GB Walkman takes square aim at the iPod nano with its small profile and price tag. Is it an iPod killer or bargain bin fodder?

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In the eyes of students, the only bad thing about the Loyola Hall of Fame ceremonies is that we were either in grade school or not yet born when the inductees were shooting, racing, pitching or spiking their way into the history books. Unless you spend your free mornings going through crumbling sports scrapbooks, students don't have the time to soak in what the new Hall of Famers accomplished ...