Subject: Recording Industry Association of America

• Survivor, alive

  November 17, 1994

• Accidental Deaths

  July 11, 1996

• At a Toad's pace

  October 29, 1998

• Letters

  February 25, 1999

• Flanagan's wake

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

  June 22, 2000

• Screwing the Man

  Electronic Robin Hoods claim music file-swapping is an act of civil disobedience

  March 18, 2004

• Free to Download

  How can you steal music you can't even buy?

  March 11, 2004

• Real Whirled

  Plus: New Entries in the Dallas Dictionary; “Oh, Laura”

  September 11, 2003

• On the Download

  Is the online music store the Apple of digital music's eye? It should be.

  July 17, 2003

• Can't Stop

  For Fleetwood Mac, making music remains a troubled love affair

  July 3, 2003

• A Sad Salvation

  At SXSW, you couldn't hear the bad news over all that music

  March 20, 2003

• Do the Math

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

  August 8, 2002

• Radio Active

  With Napster six feet under, the RIAA now wants to hang the Internet DJ

  April 25, 2002

• When Online Got Off Base

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

  April 11, 2002

• Bang to Hype

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

  March 21, 2002

• Empire Strikes Back

  The record industry counters piracy in the courts and on CDs. But has it gone too far?

  December 6, 2001

• Industrial Evolution

  The record industry crippled Napster with litigation. But has it made things worse for itself?

  November 1, 2001

• Double Shift

  Jenny Toomey tries to figure out the future of music--for herself and everyone else

  October 25, 2001

• Soul Alone

  N'Dambi doesn't need a record label. She just needs you to listen.

  October 11, 2001

• Ransom Notes

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

  November 9, 2000

• Playing Possum

  After six years, The Toadies' new album is finally finished, and it's good. So why isn't it out yet?

  August 31, 2000

• Leaning over

  One of the few jazz labels that matters, Leaning House Records, calls it quits

  July 13, 2000

• Mr. Somebody

  Soul slinger Johnnie Taylor is finally reunited with Sam Cooke, unfortunately

  June 15, 2000

• Critics' Picks

  Don Henley

  May 25, 2000

• Bug in your ear

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

  March 16, 2000

• Freaks of the industry

  A guide to music on the Web that the RIAA isn't worried about

  January 13, 2000

• The forever frown

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

  December 16, 1999

• Signing off

  Local talent scout Teresa LaBarbera-Whites discovered singing sensation Jessica Simpson the way she always does: without even trying

  September 9, 1999

• Bootlicking

  Some of the best records are the ones never released

  February 1, 1996