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Posted by Soulskill on Saturday October 31, @01:28PM
Slashdot Of course, P2P software is entirely at fault for this incident. If you begin seeing more interest in DRM from Congress, you now know why. … and more » |
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Copyright and the blank media levy
p2pnet.net p2pnet news view | P2P | Music:- Regular p2pnet readers will recognise Christopher Parsons (right) as someone who's deeply interested in Deep Packet … |
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Anti-File Sharing Lobbyists/Lawyers Shove Each Other Aside To Blame P2P Rather …
Techdirt … the usual crowd of folks wasted no time at all in highlighting the use of P2P software and presenting file sharing as if it (rather than dumb employees … P2P snafu blows lid on secret Congress probesRegister File Sharing's Mysteries Again Stump Uncle SamCBS News When Sharing Goes Wrong.Tapped all 5 news articles » |
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P2P snafu blows lid on secret Congress probes
Register Legislators have grown so worried about inadvertent leaking of documents over P2P networks they've considered draconian bills that could render entire web … Anti-File Sharing Lobbyists/Lawyers Shove Each Other Aside To Blame P2P Rather …Techdirt File Sharing's Mysteries Again Stump Uncle SamCBS News When Sharing Goes Wrong.Tapped CNET News all 6 news articles » |
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AFACT v iiNet case could tarnish music industry image
Computerworld "[The music industry] has been reasonably slow to experiment with business models and it's seen [BitTorrent and P2P] technology primarily as threatening," … and more » |
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File Sharing's Mysteries Again Stump Uncle Sam
CBS News In February, a company that monitors P2P networks said that it had found blueprints and avionics about the president's helicopter, Marine One, on a computer … When Sharing Goes Wrong.Tapped all 3 news articles » |
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Media Inquiries and Reprint Permissions:
Reason Online One of the most famous metadata lobbying goof-ups occurred in 2004, when Wired busted California Attorney General Bill Lockyer circulating an anti-P2P … Lobbyists beware: judge rules metadata is public recordArs Technica all 177 news articles » |
