That means users will have a few more hours or even days to download free music from YouTube. And once YouTube-MP3.org goes away, they’ll have to use another service until that one gets shut ...

Whether Google's letter to YouTube-MP3.org is an isolated event or reflective of a larger campaign to boot conversion sites off YouTube remains to be seen.

Youtube once threatened to take popular converter site youtube-mp3.org to court in an attempt to stop people ripping music for free, but nothing ever came of it.

YouTube-MP3.org — the largest YouTube ripping service on the Internet — has agreed to shut down permanently as part of a settlement it reached with the Recording Industry Association of ...

Services like this are immensely popular, especially among youth. YouTube-MP3.org receives 1.3 million visitors each day according to Google's DoubleClick service.

YOUTUBE is the world’s biggest video sharing site so it’s no surprise people want to take MP3 files from it. However, there are some important dos and don’ts you should be aware o… ...

Conversion sites like YouTube-MP3.org and Music-Clips.net have existed for quite a while and it is a possibility that Google has been pushed by content creation companies to crack down at this time.

Youtube once threatened to take popular converter site youtube-mp3.org to court in an attempt to stop people ripping music for free, but nothing ever came of it.

The free ride may ending for people who rip YouTube music videos to MP3s through youtube-mp3.org and similar sites. YouTube’s lawyers have sent cease-and-desist letters to the sites, threatening ...

However, the major music labels are pressuring the company to do even more, which could mean a full lawsuit against YouTube-to-MP3 conversion sites that don’t shut down.

Youtube-mp3.org works using links YouTube Red, a paid service that strips ads. The RIAA, the BPI (the British equivalent of the RIAA), and other industry groups are none too happy about that.

YouTube-MP3.org, a global audio-ripping site, will shortly hand its domain over to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and be shut down (stock image).