Links - Week Ending June 29, 2014

Fox moves to use Aereo ruling against Dish streaming service by Dominic Rushe via @mediagazer

The case for Net Neutrality's nuclear option by Robert McMillan  

US music licensing laws 'arcane and dysfunctional,' says RIAA chairman by Amanda Holpuch via @dottedmusic

The Supreme Court just outlawed the future of TV by Andrew Leonard  

We'll Never Know the Internet We Lost by Sarah Jeong   

The Supreme Court Rules Against Aereo by Peter Kafka via @MusicediaREDEF 

Adele, Vampire Weekend and others are fighting to keep their music on YouTube by Emily Thomas 

Amazon Prime Music Claims Strong First Week by Bruce Houghton  

The music industry is still screwed: Why Spotify, Amazon and iTunes can’t save musical artists by Andrew Leonard

Links - Week Ending June 22, 2014

Music Freedom Or Holding Consumers Hostage? Letting ISPs Pick Winners And Losers Is A Problem by Mike Masnick via @jherskowitz

How the Fire Phone will turn Amazon into Apple's greatest music threat by Tom Cheredar via @mediagazer

The Supreme Court just restricted software patents. Here's what that means. by Timothy B. Lee via @binarybits

T-Mobile's 'Music Freedom' is a great feature — and a huge problem by Chris Ziegler via @future_of_music

How, and How Much, America Listens Have Been Measured for the First Time by Glenn Peoples via @mfiebach 

Legendary Pianist Horace Silver Dies At 85 by Walter Ray Watson 

INSIGHT: Why YouTube's Music Service Won't Be A Spotify And Beats Killer by Ben Graham via @StrategyEye

Court Rules Sherlock Holmes is in the Public Domain by Emilia Fredlick

Google looks set to block indie labels from YouTube if they don’t sign up for new subscription service by Paul Sawers

Music Industry Officials Agree on Need for Licensing Rule Changes, but Little Else by Ben Sisario

‘Ring’ Cycle With Digital Orchestra Is Postponed by Michael Cooper

The Major Labels Are Trying to Sell Spotify for $10 Billion, Sources Say by Paul Resnikoff via @frascognamusic