RECORDING INDUSTRY

The proposal of SOPA indicates a desperateness pervasive throughout the recording industry. It seeks to attack the Internet and in doing so violates specific freedoms within the axioms of the Constitution. It more properly promotes individuality as well.

A look at the Recording Industry Association of America, citing examples of it using its authority in an unjust way.

Artists have filed claims against Canadian Recording Industry Association members (Warner Music Canada, Sony BMG Music Canada, EMI Music Canada, and Universal Music Canada) for willful copyright infringement.

The Recording Industry Association of America has been targeting people for copyright infringement for some time. Its latest target: university students. More specifically, the RIAA has begun to target North Carolina State University students.

The recording industry attempted to use a lawsuit do shut down Russian online music provider, AllOfMP3.com. Then, they threatened Russia itself with non-membership in the WTO. But the industry's biggest mistake was going after the wrong culprit.

This is an article discussing the excellent recording program at Middle Tennessee State University.

MySpace, TagWorld, FameCast, Imeem, Internet Radio, these are just a few of the names that are haunting the major recording industry as they watch the popularity of indie and unsigned artists spread all over the world with almost no effort.

The year 2011 may prove to be the defining year for digital music sales as online music streaming and downloads surpassed physical (album) sales for the first time and some observers believe it is just the start of a trend.

Alexander Graham Bell did not invent the telephone; he was just the first to patent an improved version of it. Thomas A. Edison was not the inventor of the record player; though he was one of the first to record sound.

This essay is an overview of the history of music and technology and what led to the problems of piracy. Is piracy wrong? Read up and find out!

The Copyright Royalty Board says that Internet radio producers must pay a fee for every song, and every channel. What does this mean to Internet Radio?

A brief summary of the RIAA

A guide to the worlds most significant digital audio recording software.

Whether you are a relative newcomer or a seasoned artist in the recording industry, choosing a recording studio can be one of the most crucial decisions you will ever make regarding your career.

The music industry is a billion dollar industry. Who wouldn't want a piece of that action? Learn about the different music industry schools in the U.S.

Computers are now at the heart of the recording studio, replacing tape recorders as the fundamental recording medium.

An article about the current state of the music industry and how their aren't any fresh faces changing the industry!

A short article on the effects of the Internet on the music industry. I discuss the industry's inability to evolve with the development of the Internet, the decline of record sales and the growth of the live sector.

An abbreviated glance into the history of audio recording.

How the music industry is killing itself.

The RIAA has initiated another wave of lawsuits recently suing those who illegally download music. The industry's response seems more like nickel and dime sour grapes than something that will actually save the music industry.

File sharing, once thr scrouge of the music, movie and television industries reaches critical mass.