Digital sales fall below expectations.

Policy of containment not so air tight.

A new experimental Google feature gives perspective into the P2P world and more.

File-sharing and P2P news site p2pnet.net under the gun for libel. Update: Sharman Networks and Nikki Hemming are discovered to be the plaintiffs in this case.

"Top Contestant" winner pays up, after taxes.

Movie industry losses top 6.1 billion in 2005.

Skype is potentially the next big thing in music sharing, bringing the original Kazaa developers back to where they started.

The RIAA's 2005 statistics continues to show a decline in physical media; however digital sales picked up much of the slack.

The NPD Group manages to publish a more realistic evaluation of the physical CD market for the National Association of Recording Merchandisers.

It was a busy week for BitTorrent.

The file-sharing hydra continues as eDonkey2000’s head is lobbed off.

Swedish reality show contestant promises donation if victorious.

First the good news, digital music sales are way up. Now the bad news, Eliot Spitzer has filed his second round of subpoenas.

The P2P population for both the United States and the world reached a record high for January 2006.

Optimism’s abound for iTunes and P2P in 2006.