Washington Post says it 'incorrectly' reported RIAA story
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Newspaper issues a correction for Dec. 30 report that claimed the recording industry was trying to outlaw copying music onto a computer.
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Michael Moeller, who has spoken out on the company's behalf, was among those whose records were improperly accessed, CNET News.com has learned.
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On March 1, 2007, eResearch issued a Press Release announcing the initiation of coverage on GeoPetro Resources Company.  In that Press Release, we stated, erroneously, that GeoPetro Resources Company paid for the research report.
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This is not original reporting. The following information has been gathered from Grammy.com&#39;s list of Grammy nominees and from the story titled &quot;47th GRAMMY Nominees Announced.
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In an Aug. 26. story about the recall of a medical device used to measure carbon dioxide in patient&#39;s blood, the Associated Press included incorrect information provided by the federal Food and Drug Administration.
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In a Nov. 15 book review of "The Godfather Returns," The Associated Press erroneously reported the author's first name. He is Mark Winegardner, not Michael Winegardner.
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In an Oct. 21 story about a federal court ruling in a tax case involving Black &amp; Decker Corp., The Associated Press erroneously reported Eileen O&#39;Connor&#39;s job title.
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Corrects attribution in paragraph one to "a top U.S. intelligence official" from "the top U.S. intelligence official."
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Corrects headline and story to show that settlement has been reached; adds dropped word "million" in paragraph 2
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The Drudge Report is running a front page item early Friday morning claiming that Bill Burkett is now directly contradicting what Joe Lockhart has been saying the past few days about his contact with Burkett.
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The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is suing 761 people for alleged illegal filesharing. University students are a particular focus of the legal action with 25 people named for using university networks to distribute music.
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A Pennsylvania court orders internet service providers to give detailed notice of how alleged file sharers can respond to subpoenas from the music industry. Meanwhile, the RIAA sues another 750 people. By Katie Dean.
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(In paragraph 3, spokeswoman corrects name of label to  Virtual Label from Virtual Recordings)
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The Recording Artists Coalition, which represents musicians signed by major studio labels, sharply condemned a report released Sunday by the Pew Internet &amp; American Life Project, which claimed that about half of all musicians think that burning a copy of
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Blog: The video is safe, but the download mod it advertises is not.
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And alternatives to Donkeys Letters eDonkey got its, er, ass kicked in the New York courts last week. And the RIAA owns its front page. And any visitor's IP addresses, it reckons. So, what to do, for the determined downloader?â¦
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Update: The Recording Industry Association of America purges nasty file-sharing clients' ads from a recent site reportedly planned as part of a new anti-piracy campaign. In Listening Post.