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Wired News: Interview with Former RIAA Head Hilary Rosen

Authored by Mark Hefflinger on July 10, 2006 - 12:57pm.
San Francisco - Wired News on Monday published an interview with former Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) head Hilary Rosen, who has since gone on to launch a consultancy whose clients include XM Satellite Radio -- which is currently involved in litigation with the record labels.
tags: Law | Radio | Music | XM Radio | RIAA | Copyright | Interviews | Hilary Rosen |

Early Morning Links: July 10, 2006

Authored by robert on July 10, 2006 - 2:28am.
Reuters: Moviemakers Win Legal Battle with DVD Sanitizers
Reuters: Old Media, Not New, Shines in World Cup
Wired News: Hilary Rosen: Singing a New Song?
NYTimes: For eBay, Departures Underscore a Risky Time
NYTimes: At AOL, a Plan for a Clean Break
NYTimes: Online Movie Tickets a Still-Evolving Force
AP: Web Firms Press Visions of 'Social Search'
Reuters: British ISPs Urged to Lock Out File Sharers
AP: Online Video Boom Raises Risks, Concerns
tags: Sports | Internet | Video | Law | Music | Movies | eBay | Commerce | AOL | World Cup | Copyright | Hilary Rosen |

RIAA CEO Hilary Rosen to Step Down At End of 2003

Authored by Mark Hefflinger on January 23, 2003 - 5:19am.
Washington -- Hilary Rosen, chairman and CEO of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the lobbying group for the major record labels, has announced her intention to resign from her positions at the end of 2003. Rosen served with the organization for 17 years and has headed it since 1998, spearheading the industry's reactions to Internet file-sharing and slumping CD sales. Rosen said she is stepping down to spend more time with family; she and partner Elizabeth Birch have four-year-old twins. "This has been the most exciting job I can imagine," said Rosen. "During my tenure here, the recording industry has undergone dramatic challenges and it is well positioned for future success." The RIAA said it will conduct an executive search for a replacement, adding that RIAA president Cary Sherman will retain his current role. http://www.riaa.org/PR_story.cfm?id=600
tags: RIAA | CEO | Step Down | Hilary Rosen |