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Can The New Pirate Bay Succeed?

Hans Pandeya, the CEO of Global Gaming Factory has an ambitious plan for the new Pirate Bay.

Original post by Mashable and provided by Limewire

Joost exits consumer online video …

Struggling online video startup Joost, begun with much fanfare in 2007 by the same people behind Skype and Kazaa, is restructuring its business after discovering that it can’t survive on advertising to fund its operations.

Original post by WBMA and provided by Limewire

The Pirate Bay Promises to Share the Loot

In short, The Pirate Bay wants to pay you for file-sharing. Hans Pandeya, Global Gaming Factory’s Chief Executive Officer told the BBC that users would also have to pay to download the files they want, and royalties would be paid to the copyright holder.

Original post by PC World and provided by Limewire

Pirate Bay to become a legal file-sharing site

Swedish software firm Global Gaming Factory has purchased BitTorrent search engine The Pirate Bay and plans to turn it into a legal downloading service.

Original post by Network World on Security and provided by Limewire

RIAA triumphs in Usenet copyright case

Usenet.com enabled users access to the Usenet network.The RIAA filed suit against Usenet.com in October 2007, accusing the company of encouraging customers to pay up to $19 a month by enticing them with copyrighted music.

Original post by John Dvorak and provided by Limewire

Joost bows to YouTube, gives up consumer video

The peer-to-peer magic that helped Kazaa and Skype dazzle consumers and disrupt the music and telecom industries has failed to produce the same kind of success in Web video.

Original post by CNET News.com I Tech Blog and provided by Limewire

Peer-to-peer lending on the rise

“Twebster302″ needed $1,200 for a root canal. “JulesWWC” wanted $13,000 to open a fair-trade chocolate shop.

Original post by McClatchy DC and provided by Limewire

paidContent - The Party’s Over: Software Firm Buying Pirate Bay, Will Go Legit

This story was written by Patrick Smith. Swedish publicly listed software company Global Gaming Factory X says it wants to buy The Pirate Bay SEK60 million and will begin compensating copyright owners for material its users find and download.

Original post by CBS News and provided by Limewire

Pastry: Scalable, Decentralized Object Location, and Routing for Large-Scale Peer-to-Peer Systems

NEW NEW Abstract This paper presents the design and evaluation of Pastry, a scalable, distributed object location and routing scheme for wide-area peer-to-peer applications.

Original post by CiteULike and provided by Limewire

British music boss: we should have embraced Napster

Geoff Taylor, head of UK major label trade group BPI, wrote an op-ed piece for the BBC today in which he called Napster the “Rosetta Stone of digital music,” said it was “simple to understand and use,” and said that the music industry should have “embraced Napster rather than fighting it.” While this might sound radical, it’s not actually a …

Original post by Ars Technica and provided by Limewire

Our view: Download verdict screams for reform

“The court would be remiss if it did not take this opportunity to implore Congress to amend the Copyright Act to address liability and damages in peer-to-peer network cases such as the one currently before this court.

Original post by Saint Cloud Times and provided by Limewire

A hybrid topology architecture for P2P systems

IEEE Explore NEW NEW Abstract A core area of P2P systems research is the topology of the overlay network.

Original post by CiteULike and provided by Limewire

CashEdge Launches Bank-Centric P2P Payments Service

Money transmission company CashEdge is now offering a person-to-person payments solution to banks called POPmoney.

Original post by Bank Systems & Technology and provided by Limewire

DV8 busted. But music isna t warez a

P2P:- A ‘warez release group’ has been severely disrupted after the UK police began arresting members of this group last month, said TorrentFreak yesterday.

Original post by P2pnet.net and provided by Limewire

RIAA awarded $1.92 million in file sharing case

A woman has been ordered to pay $1.92 million for downloading 24 tracks from the Kazaa file sharing site - $80,000 per song.

Original post by TG Daily and provided by Limewire

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