1. A Lafayette man could spend between five years to 20 years in prison for possessing child porn, which included images of infants. Ray Hatton III, 30, pleaded guilty in federal court. "He used the internet file sharing program Limewire to download the files. Limewire is an internet peer to peer site used to trade files among members and is regularly used to distribute child pornography," United ...
    KATC 3 Lafayette - May 13 04:35pm
  2. It was inevitable; the creators of the BitTorrent file sharing protocol going legit. Trouble is that many have tried and all have failed. Napster? Kazaa, Limewire, they were huge names and yet they're now part of the trail of digital...
    The New Zealand Herald - May 07 07:16pm
  3. Virginia Heffernan asks some of her favorite musicians for melody-tributes to iTunes as it turns 10 on Sunday.
    Yahoo! News - Apr 26 09:50am
  4. Ed Sheeran reveals his new album is somewhat of a musical 'hodgepodge' composed of a multitude of genres.
    Australian Associated Press via Yahoo! New Zealand Sport - May 07 02:55pm

  5. Ed Sheeran writing ‘rap-metal record’

    Ed Sheeran reveals his new album is somewhat of a musical hodgepodge composed of a multitude of genres.
    Cover Media via Yahoo! Philippines OMG! - May 07 06:30am
  6. This is the first time digital streams have been included        
    AnandTech - May 13 06:23am
  7. Aussie actor Lincoln Lewis is keeping his fingers crossed that his latest project, a US TV series called Westside, gets the green light.
    Australian Associated Press via Yahoo! New Zealand Sport - Apr 30 08:11pm
  8. For many people, it has become THE place to buy music but that sure wasn't the case 10 years ago when Apple launched its iTunes music site...
    News 10 NBC Rochester - Apr 25 03:22am

  9. Daredevil! Ed Sheeran Threatens To 'Leak New Album Early' To Please Fans

    The 'A-Team' Singer Admits It Might Not Be Ready In Time For The Record Label
    EntertainmentWise via Yahoo! UK & Ireland omg! - May 08 02:47am
  10. In a 10-minute presentation on April 28, 2003, Steve Jobs reinvented the music industry and persuaded millions of music lovers to pay 99 cents a song. Ten years ago Apple launched the iTunes Music Store and completely changed how we acquire and enjoy our music. For 99 cents per song users could choose from 200,000 tracks. More than one million songs were sold in the first week. Today, after 25 ...
    Forbes - Apr 29 08:29am
  11. Ed Sheeran has threatened to leak his new album.The 'A Team' hitmaker is hard at work on his second record and wants fans to hear it as soon as...
    Contactmusic - May 08 02:04am
  12. Ed Sheeran has threatened to leak his new album.
    BreakingNews.ie - May 08 02:29am
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    MTV - May 07 11:02am
  14. ‘[Piracy] activities cause a serious financial disadvantage to the entire Canadian film industry ecosystem’
    The Globe and Mail - May 13 04:25pm
  15. ‘[Piracy] activities cause a serious financial disadvantage to the entire Canadian film industry ecosystem’
    The Globe and Mail - May 13 04:24pm