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Rumored to be in talks with major record labels to offer DRM-free MP3s either for sale or for free using an ad-supported business model. Yahoo Inc. is rumored to be in talks with major record labels to launch a new online music service that would offer DRM-free MP3s for free or at reduced cost using ads to subsidize the offerings.

TextBook Torrents Turns The Final Page and Closes Down

Scratch: The Ultimate DJ a Rip Off of Beatmania?

Court Deems Pirate Bay Block to be Illegal

Chamber of Commerce: 'Interference With Copyright Laws = Marxism'

Santa Cruz University Fights Back at RIAA

Judge Upholds Temp Ban on RealNetworks DVD-Copying Program

DDoS Attacks Force Norbits to go Offline

Major Romanian ISP Blocks BitTorrent Site

Nokia Thinks a DRM Based Online Music Business Model Will Work

New Zealand Braces for Amended Copyright Law to Take Effect

IFPI Loses Another P2P ‘Wireless Defense’ Case

Mygazines Settles Copyright Lawsuit, Agrees to Remove Infringing Content

Michael Moore on Slacker Uprising’s Piracy ‘Problem’

Shareaza 2.4 Released

BitSmash Launches BitTorrent Statistics Tool

Top 10 Most Pirated Movies on BitTorrent

Massive New Artists Rights Coalition Launches - Takes Aim At Major Record Labels

Tackling Campus Piracy with FUD

Hollywood Illegally Demands Money From Kindergartens

UK Prime Minister Denies Three Strikes Proposal... After Europe Tossed It