- How Start-Up R2G Battles Music Pirates – 2006-11-10 WSJ
- 21CN, Jay Chow, R2G, SP, WVAS, media--R2G Wins Lawsuit Against 21CN – 2006-10-12 Pacific Epoch
- R2G wins music piracy lawsuit against 21CN– 2006-10-12 R2G
- R2G wins music piracy lawsuit against 21CN– 2006-10-12 R2G
- R2G wins yet another music publishing lawsuit-against Mocoo.com – 2006-09-07 R2G
- R2G wins landmark music publishing lawsuit against Hurray – 2006-08-23 NASDAQ
- 9Sky loses internet music piracy case to R2G in China– 2006-08-22 R2G
- R2G wins first successful lawsuit for digital music publishing copyright protection in China – 2006-06-22 R2G
- Web Portal Guilty Of C'right Charges – 2006-06-23 Billboard
- Copyright holder wins Chinese music lawsuit – 2006-06-22 Reuters
- China.com fined for offering pirated ring tones online - report – 2006-06-21 Forbes
- R2G Obtains Exclusive Ringtone Distribution Rights for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Official Song for China – 2006-04-28 R2G
- R 2 G to sue Websites over download links – 2005-11-03 Shanghai Daily
- R 2 G to sue four China websites over music downloads – 2005-11-02 Forbes
- R 2 G sues Hurray!, China.com, two others for musiccopyright violations – 005-11-01 Shanghai. INTERFAX-CHINA
- In China , Internet creates new wave of pop stars – 2005-10-14 BST
- Doing business with the pirates – 2005-11-04 International Herald Tribune
- Pirate hunters – 2005-09-26 China Daily
- Beijing watchdog sniffing out online music pirates – 2005-08-27 Singapore's Straits Times
- Sixty Chinese Internet Media Companies to Curb Online Music Piracy – 2005-08-25 CHINA KNOWLEDGE PRESS
- Digital companies in hunt for IP Web theft in China – 2005-08-22 HK The Standard
- NetEase suspends music search to fight piracy – 2005-08-19 China Daily
- China's Netease Halts Music Searches – 2005-08-17 WSJ
- China NetEase Suspends Music Search to Fight Pirates – 2005-08-17 Bloomberg
- China Grapples with Digital Piracy, Changes Emerge – 2005-08-06 Digital Music News
- R2G takes legal action to protect interests of licensed online retailers －2005-07-31Shanghai Daily
- China attempts to sink MP3 pirates – 2005-07-20 vnunet.com
- Analysis: Baidu decision a win for IPR,By Edward Lanfranco – 2005-07-20 U P I
- Baidu deletes links to pirated music By Mure Dickie in Beijing – 2005-07-18 FT
- China's Baidu to remove pirated music links – 2005-07-18 FT
- Pacific Epoch Interview with R2G COO, Scarlett Li – 2005-05-19 Pacific Epoch
- R2G, Universal Music team up to fight online music piracyi–2005-04-19AFP
- R2G: China's First Online Music Distribution Platform to Rein in Piracy – 2005-04-19 R2G Press Release
- Universal Music Plays Anti-Piracy Tune in China －2005-04-20 CNET Asia
- 4 Sentenced in China Piracy case －2005-04-19 Associated Press
- 2005: China’s Year of the Copyright – 2005-03-08 P2P net.net & Xinhua News
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