Subject: Recording Industry Association of America

• Here We Are Now, Scrutinize Us

  The Entertainment Monitor sticks its nose in the music business

  July 4, 1996

• I Want My MP3!

  Wondermeat's Will Nerini and Eric Long have seen the future of Phoenix rock, and it's downloadable

  April 15, 1999

• Letters 05-25-2000

  May 25, 2000

• Best Radio Station -- Alternative

  www.knotradio.org

  September 26, 2002

• BEST LIBRARY FOR CD AND DVD BURNERS

  Burton Barr Central Library

  September 18, 2003

• Snoop and Diddy headline a cast of stars destined to steal the spotlight from Super Bowl XLII

  January 31, 2008

• Mix Up the 'Nix

  Start the madness

  March 15, 2007

• Smooth Criminal Fingers

  Step away from those chords

  December 28, 2006

• Legal Love

  Getting the cream for free

  April 21, 2005

• Flashes

  April 18, 1996

• Original Soul

  This time, it's personal: Our look back at an intimate year in music.

  January 1, 2004

• Enon vs. Tron

  Enon's art-rock draws on the simpler technology and consumerism of a generation ago

  September 25, 2003

• Subpoena Me!

  The record industry thinks I'm a criminal. Here's the evidence.

  August 7, 2003

• Moth and Flame

  Fleetwood Mac remains a troubled, resilient love affair

  July 17, 2003

• Against All Odds

  Two local promoters come together; Kazaa cooks up response to the majors

  February 20, 2003

• Shortwaving Radio

  Proposed legislation by the U.S. Senate aims to deter the spreading radio empire. Good luck.

  February 6, 2003

• Do the Math

  The music industry says online piracy's killing the biz. A UTD prof says it ain't.

  August 8, 2002

• When Online Got Off Base

  Or: How Mark Cuban would have and could have saved the music biz

  April 11, 2002

• Hello, Goodbye

  Victims in Ecstacy completes its new CD, and breaks up at the same time

  March 28, 2002

• Bang to Hype

  At SXSW, it's all about the buzz, not the Buzz Band

  March 21, 2002

• The Musica Man

  A valley junior college administrator is becoming an unlikely force in the national latin music movement

  September 20, 2001

• Ransom Notes

  Can one man persuade millions of people to pay for their 'free' music?

  November 16, 2000

• Ransom Notes

  Can one man convince millions of people to pay for their 'free' music?

  November 9, 2000

• Flanagan's Wake

  VH1 vice president's novel about the music business mourns an era just since passed

  July 13, 2000

• Pirates of the Cyberspace

  Music, money and mayhem clog MP3 download sites

  May 11, 2000

• Triumph of the Underdogs

  For 25 years, Bug Music has protected the rights of songwriters. In the process, they've gotten Willie Dixon's songs back from Led Zeppelin and transformed Iggy Pop into a TV-commercial composer.

  March 16, 2000

• The Forever Frown

  More than 30 years later, Smile remains the subject of so much mystery

  December 23, 1999