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...clear that Richards provided new testimony" Pauley wrote. The good news for Robertson, who also founded MP3.com and Linspire, is that Pauley threw out one of EMI's copyright claims. EMI's other claims, however, will be allowed to proceed.

In this article: EMI, William Pauley, CNET News, Defendant, Los Angeles Times, and Microsoft

...like Mike Robertson about now. Just as EMI is suing the MP3.com founder for his Sideload site, the label and its Capitol imprint have now filed suit against Seeqpod for copyright infringement, VentureBeat writes. Warner already sued Seeqpod,...

In this article: EMI, SeeqPod, Yahoo, Google, Defendant, Pandora, and Last.fm

...digital copy of a CD they had legally purchased online. A court decided this wasn't covered by fair use, and MP3.com lost the case against Universal, which later bought out the company. This time, Robertson shot first: suing EMI in...

In this article: Michael Robertson, EMI, Google, Google Books, Itunes, and YouTube

...capabilities for wireless downloading? Perhaps Robertson, who founded MP3.com and triggered a battle with the recording industry, is just reprising his role as a serial provocateur. As it turns out, TuneRoom uses sideload,...

In this article: IPod, Iphone, EMI, Web-based, Apple, and San Diego

EMI sued MP3Tunes as well, but isn't doing so well in court this time around. The reason MP3.com lost the suit was because users weren't actually uploading songs. Instead, they simply put a CD in their drive to prove they owned it (or at...

In this article: Mp3tunes, MySpace Music, Imeem, Vivendi, Last.fm, and Michael Arrington

"The court found that MP3.com had engaged in willful acts of copyright infringement," EMI wrote in its latest lawsuit, adding that Robertson ultimately started MP3tunes.com as a "vehicle to achieve a comparable infringing purpose."

In this article: EMI, Viacom, Google, CNET News, Capitol Records, Blu-ray, and Apple

MP3.com founder Michael Robertson, named on the speaker agenda, couldn't be here in person after all - because terms of EMI's lawsuit against his MP3Tunes music site prevented him being on stage with ex EMI Music CEO Eric Nicoli.

In this article: EMI, Wall Street, California, and France

...A Setback In Case Against MP3Tunes The record labels love to sue Michael Robertson, the founder of MP3.com (sold to Vivendi in 2001 for $372 million) who now incubates a number of Web startups. One of them is MP3Tunes, which is billed...

In this article: EMI, Mp3tunes, Tax, AOL, and Yahoo

New Album from the 'King of Cool' Strikes a Chord with Youth Market; iTunes, Yahoo! Music, AOL Music, MP3.com and MySpace Help To Lead the Charge HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Aug. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Around the world, entertainment superstar Dean...

In this article: Dean Martin, Billboard, Grammy, Robbie Williams, High School Musical, Itunes, Phil Ramone, and Kevin Spacey