According to Ars Technica, major labels are now seeking a $700 million in damages over the Archive's Great 78 Project, which digitizes those ancient, crackly records your great-grandparents stored ...

Major record labels are suing the Internet Archive, accusing the nonprofit of copyright infringement for its “Great 78 Project.” The project digitizes sound recordings on 78 RPM records ...

Calling major music labels’ copyright lawsuit against online library Internet Archive “unjust,” more than 350 musicians wrote an open letter urging the labels to drop the lawsuit. “We, the ...

Record labels said that the conflict is obvious. From their perspective, the Great 78 Project undercuts the industry's profits from selling licenses to stream some of the world's most popular ...

which seeks to digitize all 3 million three-minute recordings published on 78 revolutions-per-minute (RPM) records from about 1898 to the 1950s. If the labels' proposed second amended complaint is ...

Representatives for the labels and the Archive did not immediately ... The nonprofit's "Great 78 Project" encourages donations of fragile 78-rpm records for the group to digitize to "ensure ...

Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment are in talks to license their work to AI startups Udio ...

Matt Miller is a senior reporter with MLive who enjoys collecting rare 78 RPM records, stuff he describes ... store that had the word "Lansing" on the label. “What caught my eye about this ...

the designs on the labels," he said. "I like to imagine people 100 years ago listening to these records the same way we listen to them now." Judy Muldawer, 78, is more about the music than the ...

Guin Records has rapidly become a model for the future of record labels. When music director Michael Bearden questioned the necessity of another record label, Misha and Milan committed to putting ...