Recording Academy circulates petition
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The Recording Academy has asked its members to sign a petition urging the Writers Guild of America to accept an agreement that would grant a waiver for writers to work on the upcoming Grammys, The Associated Press has learned.
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Writing a song that touches the hearts of millions is hard enough.
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The Manhattan School of Music is trying to get out of the shadow âof that other school.â
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An institution seeks to be more than just an archive of programs.
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The Recording Industry Association of America filed on Thursday another round of lawsuits against alleged file-swappers, including students on 13 university campuses.
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People are asked to submit their favourite word to highlight the need for universal  education.
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By Schmelzer, Randi  LOS ANGELES: In an effort to bring heightened visibility to the Grammy Awards - and tap into the formula that has made American Idol a success - The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS) is seeking its own unheralded star.
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More than 200,000 people sign an online petition calling for the release of BBC reporter Alan Johnston.
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Readying a white paper The Open Rights Group (ORG) is developing a new paper to inform the music industry about the technical suitability of Digital Rights Management (DRM) as an aid to enforcing copyright.â¦
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The recording industry debuts a new carrot-and-stick approach for dealing with file-ripping students and the colleges and ISPs who know them. By Eliot Van Buskirk.
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LOS ANGELES  - The Recording Academy is  hosting flashbacks to previous years' Grammy Awards ceremonies,  letting music fans relive the event in three-minute montages.  The shorts are among the expanded features on  http://www.Grammy.com, the official home of Sunday's event.
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The U.S. recording industry on Wednesday stepped up efforts to stop college students from downloading pirated music online and offered students a way to settle the disputes out of court.
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The record industry got a surprise when it subpoenaed the University of Oregon in September, asking it to identify 17 students who had made available songs on a file-sharing network.
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Major labels have begun demanding a cut of concert earnings or T-shirt, ring tone and merchandise revenue from new artists seeking record contracts.
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The music group says it's filed suits against 762 people it suspects of song swapping, including students from 26 different colleges and universities. The RIAA has now sued roughly 5,400 people over the past year.
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Following music industry measures to clamp down on illegal song piracy, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) are launching civil suits seeking damages of up to $30,000 (â¬23,200) per film.
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By Jefferson Graham  LOS ANGELES -- The music industry is looking ahead to life without copy protection.