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  • Scour set to play again

    Beta testers are being sought to work on a new version of Scour, the bankrupt file-swapping service which looks set to rise from the ashes.

  • Napster turns up volume on new service

    Napster is to give a preview of its new look, and is confident that it will emerge from litigation a force to be reckoned with

  • Record industry sues Napster clones

    After successful suits against Napster, Scour and Aimster, the record industry and Hollywood studios are again flexing their muscles. The new plan: Sue file-trading networks Music City, Kazaa and Grokster.

  • Are you going to pay for that?

    Napster will cut a deal with the Recording Industry - that much we can already assume. So are you really going to pay for Napster when other free options become available?

  • Digital industry execs bare their souls

    The RIAA's Hilary Rosen doesn't like to file lawsuits. The MPAA's Jack Valenti would be a file swapper, if it weren't for the film industry group he happens to lead.

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