Warner Music Group has proposed a $5/month music tax to be charged by ISPs for 24-hour access to high-quality music downloads:
- ARS Technica: Warner Music Floats ISP Surcharge Idea for Unlimited P2P Music, by Jacqui Cheng
- CNet News:
- Jim Griffin Says ISP Music Tax Only One Possibility, by Greg Sandoval
- Warner Music’s Tune of Folly, by Greg Sandoval
- Conde Nast: Fee For All, by Sam Gustin
- L.A. Times: Jim Griffin’s Warner Music Splash
- PC Magazine: Warner’s Music "Tax" Is a Good Idea, by Lance Ulanoff
- Slashdot: Collective Licensing for Web-Based Music Distribution
- Tech Crunch:
- The Music Industry’s New Extortion Scheme, by Michael Arrington
- Music Tax Details From Source: "Pay Us Not to Sue You," by Michael Arrington
- Tech Dirt: Warner Music Latest to Jump on Music Tax Bandwagon
- Tech Spot: Warner Music Group Asks ISPs to Enforce Music Tax?, by Justin Mann



