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  • Singing the MP3 blues

    Indie musicians find online music distributors every bit as greedy as the recording industry they aim to replace.
    By Emily Vander Veer December 2, 1999

  • MP3 crackdown

    As the recording industry "educates" universities about digital music piracy, students feel the heat.
    By Janelle Brown November 17, 1999

  • Gambling on the Webcast

    Can a Microsoft veteran make the Digital Entertainment Network sing?
    By John Geirland October 11, 1999

  • Is Alanis top of the Net pops?

    The "Silicon CD" isn't quite the same as a platinum record.
    By Janelle Brown September 29, 1999

  • Artists do the rights thing

    The Web gives bands like the Beastie Boys a place to market music and merchandise -- but only if they can hold onto their digital rights.
    By Janelle Brown August 11, 1999

  • Can a petition silence China's MP3 pirates?

    More music is pirated than paid for in China, says an upstart music label. It's asking listeners to pledge allegiance to artists.
    By Janelle Brown August 2, 1999

  • MP3.com: A billion-dollar business?

    On the eve of its IPO, the digital music site ups its valuation; all the more money to stand up to the recording industry.
    By Janelle Brown July 13, 1999

  • Who owns the New York Times bestseller list?

    On the Net, fighting to hang on to every last chunk of intellectual property is a recipe for stagnation and failure.
    By Scott Rosenberg June 23, 1999

  • MP3 entrepreneurs: Show us the money!

    A $45 million investment in MP3.com is further proof that the digital music format has graduated from its garage days.
    By Janelle Brown June 10, 1999

  • Making dollars, making sense

    Two Kosovo benefit projects helmed by Pearl Jam and the Beastie Boys show how bizarrely record companies will act around new technology.
    By Jeff Stark June 9, 1999

  • Will AOL give legal cred to MP3?

    By purchasing Nullsoft -- creator of the Winamp MP3 player -- America Online could lend legitimacy to digital music distribution.
    By Andrew Leonard June 2, 1999

  • No fear of an MP3 planet

    As Public Enemy embraces new music technology and takes on the recording industry, it's also helping smash the Web's lily-white image.
    By Janelle Brown June 1, 1999

  • Log: Brief reports and tidbits from the info-sphere

    Amway joins the online multilevel marketing melee
    By Salon Tech Writers March 1, 1999

  • Hotline's civil war

    Hotline's civil war: By Janelle Brown. The company behind a hot program takes its wunderkind inventor to court -- while devoted users stew. Second in a two-part series.
    By Janelle Brown February 25, 1999

  • Hotline to the underground

    Hotline to the underground: By Janelle Brown. It was invented by a teenager. It's simple to use. And it can turn anyone's computer into a server of legal or illegal files. Part one of two parts.
    By Janelle Brown February 24, 1999

  • 21st Log: Ion Storm exposé sparks online storm

    By Jennifer Vogel January 18, 1999

  • Log: Brief reports and tidbits from the info-sphere

    Write free software -- and write it off your tax bill?
    By Salon Tech Writers December 15, 1998

  • Is Rio grand?

    With the new MP3 player, the future of online music distribution is here now -- it's just a bit slow.
    By Janelle Brown December 9, 1998

  • 21st Log: His was the mouse that roared

    By Andrew Leonard December 1, 1998

  • Blame it on Rio

    Netheads love the MP3 digital-music format. Why does the music industry hate it so much?
    By Janelle Brown October 28, 1998
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