Some of the leading file-trading software companies are bundling ad-serving software into their products in an attempt to turn a profit.

Napster takes a wise step in it's quest for legitamacy, while incorporating a key component for their July 1st subscription service launch.

Just as Napster users jump ship to alternative file-sharing networks, a new tool becomes available aimed to help music fans ignore bogus files by letting them rate and review downloads.

Lawyers for SDMI are taking aim at researchers who plan to publish their findings with cracking the anti-piracy format.

Have your execution and funeral streamed to those who just couldn't make it to pay their respects!

It'll be an uphill climb for widespread deployment of Bluetooth after the demo flop at CeBIT last week, and now the most popular operating system is turning it's back on the technology.

Is there such a thing as getting into the market too early?

Going into Tuesday's congressional hearings, RealNetworks on Monday formed a pact with 3 of the 5 major media moguls, looking to establish a new music subscription service online, dubbed MusicNet.

Late last year I reviewed the release of Netscape 6, in which I decided however pretty it was, it wasn't quite ready for prime time. It's been five months since then and I'm regretting ever installing it on my machine.

While Macintosh looks to OS X to be a turning point with both developers and everyday consumers, one must wonder why their marketing team focused on multimedia aspects that won't be there from the get-go.