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Silicon cockroaches, 'dirty' IPv4 addresses and other Internet oddities
NetworkWorld.com The era of BitTorrent, Kazaa, iMesh and other peer-to-peer (P2P) networking services appears to be ending, according to the Arbor Networks study of Internet … and more » |
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Shlockmeister Uwe Boll sues 2000 "Far Cry" P2P downloaders
Ars Technica This month, Boll found a new revenue source: mass lawsuits against P2P downloaders in US federal court. The first suit from Achte/Neunte Boll Kino … and more » |
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Record industry: ignore that French piracy study!
Ars Technica Though the law won't be implemented until later in the year, les internautes are already moving away from P2P networks; the thing is, even more of them are … French Anti-Piracy Law Actually Increasing PiracyFOXNews French “3-Strikes” Actually Increasing PiracyZeropaid IFPI Calls Piracy Increase in France “Nonsense”Slyck myce.com -Geek WIth Laptop -ISPReview UK all 17 news articles » |
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Lawyers target 50000 'movie downloaders'
p2pnet.net p2pnet view Music | P2P:- Copyright law has long been a farce. But over in LaLa Land, it's become a complete mockery with coterie of copyright trolls … and more » |
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Healthcare, financial firms no strangers to P2P
BusinessWeek In addition, risky P2P file-sharing, which can result in a data breach, was in use at 77% of all the organizations. Twenty-four variants were observed, … Research Shows Highly Regulated Industries Have No Control Over Social …PR Newswire (press release) Facebook, Google Apps Use Soars in Enterprises, Security Firm SayseWeek all 19 news articles » |
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Japanese P2P trojan teaches pirates harsh lesson
Neoseeker Everyone knows pirating games can get risky, what with them being executable files and sketchy P2P services. Looks like some Japanese pirates have been … and more » |
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Chicago Reader (blog) They don't get as much media shine as P2P services because they haven't been involved in a high-profile RIAA suit, but savvy downloaders know that Limewire … and more » |
