Good background information about the legal process of copyrighting artistic works, as well as links to legal proceedings regarding the reproduction/redistribution of copyrighted music.

Provides resources and news for understanding the patent and trademarking processes as well as legal issues related to trademarked labels and other claimed content.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) functions similarly to the IFPI. In representing the recording industry, the RIAA is involved in intellectual copyright issues, conducts research, and monitors laws, practices, and regulations that affect the recording industry.

The Center’s purpose is to study the impact that evolving technologies and law/policies have on each other, especially in regard to fair use, copyright, free speech, etc.

A non-profit organization explores alternate licensing practices for artistic works and works to facilitate collaboration and file-sharing.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation website contains links to relevant court cases (see site's banner: "Our Work" > "Legal Cases"), as well as press releases and other resources. Provides an alternative perspective to sites like RIAA.

A frequently-updated news source aimed at tech-related business and information technology professionals. Good for finding company-specific news stories and market information.