July 14, 2003
Volume 1, Issue 1
DCIA's new headquarters at 4200 Wilson Boulevard,
Suite 800, Arlington, VA 22203 is now open to serve
your needs. We welcome your participation in our first
working group, focused on licensed content business
practices, an important first step in commercial development
of peer-to-peer network services. Attached is a DCIA
Membership Application. Following are press clippings
from the past week…
"A Nation of Pirates Panicked by Digital
Plunder, the Entertainment Industry Fights Back,"
Kenneth Terrell, US New & World Report, July
14, 2003
"Hollywood Heist -- Will Tinseltown Let Techies
Steal the Show?", Ronald Grover & Heather
Green, Business Week, July 14, 2003
"Hackers Hijack PCs for Sex Sites," John
Schwartz, The New York Times, July 11, 2003
"Napster Launches Viral Marketing
Campaign," The Hollywood Reporter, July 11,
2003
"Behind a Hacker's Book, a Primer on Copyright
Law," Seth Schiesel, The New York Times,
July 10, 2003
"Joltid Does Deals," Digital Media Wire,
July 10, 2003
"Sharman Searches for Legitimacy," Scott
Morrison, Financial Times, July 8, 2003
"How to Make a Sonic Purée from Pop
Snippets," Matthew Mirapaul, The New York Times,
July 8, 2003
"New Group Promotes Benefits of File-Sharing
Networks," Drew Clark, Technology Daily,
July 8, 2003
"P2P's Little Secret," Declan McCullagh, CNET
News, July 8, 2003
"Napster Creator May be Set for Comeback,"
Joseph Menn and Jon Healey, Los Angeles Times,
July 7, 2003
"File Sharing Firm Forms Lobbying Group,"
David McGuire, Wired, July 7, 2003
"The Music Industry Might Want to Listen to This
Swapper's Deal," Hiawatha Bray, The Boston Globe,
July 7, 2003
"Shut the Gates: New 'Trojan Horse' is Latest
Security Threat," Rick Smith, LocalTechWire,
July 7, 2003
"Small Companies Are Big In Battle Against Net
Piracy -- Budding Cottage Industry Works to Stop
File-Sharing," Anick Jesdanun, Associated Press,
July 7, 2003
"Piracy and Peer-to-Peer," Declan McCullagh,
CNET News, July 7, 2003
"Trade Group to Back P2P Efforts," Lisa M.
Bowman, CNET News, July 7, 2003
"Can the Record Business Survive?", John
Seabrook, The New Yorker, July 7, 2003
"RIAA Lawsuit Strategy Risks Consumer
Backlash," Bill Holland and Brian Garrity, Billboard,
July 5, 2003
"Internet Music Piracy" (transcript), Leaders
with David Faber, CNBC News, July 4, 2003
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