Bad news for those who are used to downloading their favorite music for free (but good news for record labels, artists, and the entire music industry): MP3Skull, one of the world’s most popular sites ...

In the latest of a long string of moves by the entertainment industry against Web companies, the Recording Industry Association of America has sued MP3Skull for allegedly enabling consumers to ...

There’s a new public enemy #1 for US record labels when it comes to online piracy: a website called “MP3skull.” The MP3skull site, which was sued for copyright infringement by the major US record ...

Following a lawsuit coordinated by industry body the RIAA, rightsholders are awarded maximum damages and given green light to seize domain names Music filesharing site MP3Skull has been slapped with a ...

While software 'piracy' has existed since the first attempts to commercialize programs in the late 70s, the music industry was the first to really feel the sting online in the late 90s. Many thought ...

Despite the growing popularity of paid music streaming services over the last couple of years, some people still choose to pirate their music, whether that's through a torrent site, or through a ...

Record labels have won a copyright lawsuit against MP3Skull, a website that linked to MP3 song files from around the Web. MP3Skull lost the case in a default judgment, because it never came to court ...