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Posted by: jmet, 06:14, July 1, 2008 |
Rhapsody digital music service is getting a face lift by removing DRM from their songs and allowing it to play on any device ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 09:26, May 21, 2008 |
Napster opens the words biggest MP3 download store with over 6 million songs ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 03:43, April 15, 2008 |
Popular BitTorrent site, YouTorrent, announces it will only index sites that have licensed content ... More |
posted by: jmet, 03:48, March 5, 2008
New survey says file sharing could drop up to 70% if so called "pirates" got cease and desist letters from
posted by: jmet, 01:55, January 30, 2008
Beginning January 27th, Amazon.com will offer DRM-Free MP3's worldwide
posted by: jmet, 04:26, October 30, 2007
Take one down, pass it around, 99 BitTorrent sites waiting to launch
posted by: jmet, 02:49, October 23, 2007
Ad-supported music service SpiralFrog has announced an agreement with Sony/ATV which will make the publisher's music available for free via its Web site
posted by: jmet, 04:45, October 20, 2007
Comcast has come up with technology to halt the flow of torrents and other types of file sharing traffic
posted by: jmet, 05:53, October 10, 2007
Usually when people think of BitTorrent, they think of piracy, well not anymore
posted by: jmet, 02:17, October 6, 2007
The RIAA puts a win under its belt after winning its case against Jammie Thomas and making her pay $222,000 in fines
posted by: jmet, 04:45, September 19, 2007
SpiralFrog is its name and challenging iTunes is its game, opening with about 800,000 songs it hopes to knock Steve Job's out of the music empire race
posted by: jmet, 02:46, August 23, 2007
The crew over at Pirate Bay has reopened suprnova.org, which was at one time the leader of BitTorrent sites
posted by: jmet, 03:20, June 20, 2007
HTTP makes a inside move to slip past the P2P traffic
posted by: jmet, 03:53, June 19, 2007
According to the RIAA & MPAA, piracy has a equivalent value to such heinous crimes and burglary and robbery and should be punished the same in their eyes
posted by: jmet, 00:59, May 17, 2007
Amazon.com has intentions of creating a digital music download center where all music will be DRM free
posted by: jmet, 04:56, April 26, 2007
It appears pirated versions of the new Sony film "Spider-Man 3" have begun appearing on the streets of Beijing for a $1 each, but not according to Sony
posted by: jmet, 03:12, March 14, 2007
cGrid in the new tool in the war against piracy that can boot users off the network in real-time if it suspects that they are engaging in P2P file sharing, or even if they are using so-called darknets
posted by: jmet, 13:59, February 7, 2007
Today Wal-Mart stores started offering movie and TV program downloads on its website
posted by: jmet, 13:21, January 3, 2007
The low down on how pirates work and how rich they are getting selling knock offs of everything from DVD's to watches
posted by: jmet, 08:57, December 27, 2006
The next generation DVD format war between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD is over
posted by: jmet, 03:44, December 6, 2006
Azureus has decided to broaden its horizons from just BitBorrent clients to include a video sharing site called "Zudeo"
posted by: jmet, 13:17, October 24, 2006
The BitTorrent site has landed a few allies in the hardware department with storage devices, wired and wireless routers, and media servers all pre-programmed with Torrent sharing abilities
posted by: jmet, 11:07, September 27, 2006
Will they go down with the rest or stay alive to be the best
posted by: jmet, 14:08, September 19, 2006
Bill Gates and his buddies are bringing you "Soapbox", a service that will rival YouTube
posted by: jmet, 00:32, September 15, 2006
The software eDonkey was taken to the cleaners by the RIAA for over $25 million dollars
posted by: jmet, 10:27, August 24, 2006
An effective video for educating students about the consequences of illegally downloading copyrighted materials developed by the RIAA
posted by: jmet, 10:18, August 6, 2006
The same old reason the RIAA is going after everything and everybody, copyright infringement
posted by: jmet, 09:38, August 3, 2006
If so, then you might want to do a virus scan
posted by: jmet, 12:40, July 27, 2006
BT is now offering a service where you can download a movie the same day as the DVD release date
posted by: jmet, 11:47, July 27, 2006
RIAA is telling people to use P2P programs to download their music
posted by: jmet, 12:36, July 17, 2006
YouTube videos account for 60 percent of all videos watched online, now that says something
posted by: jmet, 14:47, July 11, 2006
The movie studios have collaborated with their enemy "BitTorrent" on selling TV shows and movies
posted by: jmet, 13:44, July 6, 2006
Doesn't do any good to fight the RIAA if you can't pay the server bill
posted by: jmet, 00:45, July 2, 2006
Some minor improvements and bug fixes were made
posted by: jmet, 03:15, July 1, 2006
The police have more than a 100 of their servers and won't give them back
posted by: jmet, 03:42, June 30, 2006
Download and watch your favorite TV shows with iTunes
posted by: jmet, 03:31, June 30, 2006
BitComet has released a new version due to a bug found in previous version
posted by: jmet, 00:17, June 29, 2006
BitTorrent is developing a video download website to distribute movies online
posted by: jmet, 00:03, June 28, 2006
Recording companies have sued the makers of XM radio
posted by: jmet, 05:31, June 27, 2006
What will be your choice
posted by: jmet, 00:29, June 24, 2006
BitTorrent has released a new version
posted by: jmet, 01:38, June 16, 2006
The DivX 6.2.5 Codec is out with many performance quality enhancements
posted by: jmet, 13:22, June 15, 2006
Well, not really stopped, more like contained
posted by: jmet, 11:08, June 15, 2006
The best multi-media player out it claims
posted by: jmet, 00:01, June 12, 2006
Hilary Rosen, the former head of the RIAA speaks out about the absurd law suits that are coming abroad now
posted by: jmet, 23:35, June 11, 2006
Entertainment industry is losing the fight against piracy
posted by: jmet, 02:44, June 10, 2006
RIAA can sue you for merely having shared folders on your computer
posted by: jmet, 14:53, June 4, 2006
The Swedish police have a suspicion hackers took down their website after they unlawfully shutdown "The Pirate Bay" p2p website
posted by: jmet, 15:40, June 2, 2006
Pirate Bay announced they would be up and running again within a week.
posted by: jmet, 15:36, June 1, 2006
Swedish police detained three people in raids and closed Pirate Bay on Wednesday
posted by: jmet, 14:09, May 31, 2006
Speculations that the Russian site operates outside of the law, selling music without permission of the record labels and the artists
posted by: jmet, 06:06, May 27, 2006
Accusations that the MPAA hired a hacker to steal information
posted by: jmet, 13:47, May 24, 2006
StreamCast Networks, the creators of the Morpheus file-sharing software, is suing eBay for profiting from their idea
posted by: jmet, 17:09, May 16, 2006
MTV Networks is finally getting into the music downloading business
posted by: jmet, 15:33, May 15, 2006
If you live in Australia, copying music and/or video to your iPod is legal, of course there's a catch in the form of increased powers for the police when it comes to P2P services.
posted by: jmet, 14:47, May 4, 2006
Global bootlegging of movies, illegal copying and Internet piracy etc. all make up piracy
posted by: jmet, 16:52, May 2, 2006
Yes it is but, with a catch
posted by: jmet, 17:04, April 24, 2006
RIAA sues a family for sharing files over the Internet but, the family doesn't even own a computer
posted by: jmet, 14:14, April 15, 2006
Morpheus said Friday negotiations to settle a five-year copyright battle with the entertainment industry have failed and it will now fight the case in court
posted by: jmet, 14:36, April 11, 2006
RIAA might kick down Bill Gate's door and take his computer away for inspection
posted by: jmet, 12:50, April 10, 2006
As part of their strategy to crack down on users of P2P file-sharing software, the RIAA and MPAA also went after the makers of Morpheus
posted by: jmet, 15:50, April 5, 2006
They are launching nearly 2,000 lawsuits against individuals accused of sharing copyrighted music over P2P services
posted by: jmet, 03:08, March 22, 2006
RIAA is licking its wounds after losing a bid for unfettered access to the hard drive of an Oregon mother it's victimizing in a p2p file sharing case.
posted by: jmet, 16:06, March 21, 2006
Studies still show that piracy is indeed a problem for the industry, it also shows that P2P users buy more music than is typically noted
posted by: jmet, 03:11, March 15, 2006
The Finnish press caught warezing!
posted by: jmet, 17:43, March 8, 2006
A bill that could legalize P2P in France is being debated
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