Records show that MP3tunes.com has liabilities of between $1 million and $10 million. Robertson would not comment about the financial details or about possible layoffs at the company.

MP3tunes was founded in 2005, along with a related site called Sideload.com; EMI sued in 2007. The site was basically a music storage locker, ...

MP3tunes.com introduced its digital music service on Wednesday, offering 300,000 songs at 88 cents each from mostly independent and unsigned artists. As earlier reported, the new download service ...

MP3tunes is working hard to design a secure personal music service. We don’t promote sharing of music in any manner. We want people to legally acquire their music.

MP3Tunes’s CEO and founder, Michael Robertson, is a veteran of the digital music wars—he tangled with the industry a decade ago with his previous company, MP3.com.

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EMI, in a statement, suggested it was considering an appeal. ‘We’re disappointed that the court found that MP3tunes was entitled to a safe harbor for some of its conduct under the DMCA.

MP3Tunes and its founder Michael Robertson can't escape a determination of owing tens of millions of dollars to record labels and music publishers. Content Industry Gets Favored Interpretation of ...

MP3Tunes became incredibly complex. Thanks in large part to the lawsuit, MP3Tunes filed for bankruptcy in 2012 with Robertson later challenging the court’s jurisdiction over him.

A partial victory by defendant MP3tunes in a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by major record companies may set a precedent for the legal validity of cloud-based digital music "lockers" from ...

MP3tunes.com introduced its digital music service on Wednesday, offering 300,000 songs at 88 cents each from mostly independent and unsigned artists. As earlier reported, the new download service ...

MP3tunes "does not own the music it exploits; nor does MP3tunes have any legal right or authority to use or exploit that music," EMI said. In its motion seeking summary judgment filed Oct. 29, ...