“Online game delivery is a large and growing business. We are thrilled that K2 Network, an innovator in that market, has selected Pando to power delivery of its content”

PRESS RELEASE: K2 Network Partners with Pando Press release supplied by Games Press 15:34 13/11/2007 NEW YORK November 13, 2007 Pando Networks, Inc., a leading provider of managed peer-to-peer distribution … via GamesIndustry

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“This partnership with Adknowledge provides our ISP and Web publishing customers with all of the tools they need to deliver targeted advertising through the e-mail application”

BlueTie, Inc. , the first company to offer hosted e-mail and calendaring integrated with the Web’s most useful services, today announced a new multi-channel advertising approach for ISPs and Web publishers to … via TMCnet

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This paper presents the design of an overlay network, namely semantic small world , that facilitates efficient semantic based search in P2P systems. via CiteULike

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“They’re getting a lot more information than a phishing attack.”

ID thieves’ new hangout: file-sharing software Posted: Tuesday, November 13 at 05:00 am CT by Bob Sullivan Josephine made about $37,000 in 2004, but thanks to itemized deductions, she only paid taxes on … via MSNBC

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“Lower-income students, those most in need of federal financial aid, would be harmed most under the entertainment industry’s proposal.”

Top congressional Democrats put pressure on colleges and universities to stamp out peer-to-peer piracy or lose financial aid for all their students. via CNET News.com

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“There is a strong positive relationship between P2P file-sharing and CD purchasing”

Contrary to what the music industry has been suggesting, people who download music through file sharing are also more likely to buy CDs, according to a government study. via CBC News

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Posted Nov 10th 2007 1:00PM by Christina Warren Filed under: Internet , Web services , P2P In what appears to be a continuing trend, popular BitTorrent site Demonoid, has shut down. via Download Squad

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“We estimate that the effect of one additional P2P download per month is to increase music purchasing by 0.44 CDs per year.”

Good or Bad? Does music sharing actually increase music sales? A new study by Industry Canada and the University Collage London has found that P2P music is not necessarily damaging CD sales, and is instead, … via Bit-tech.net main Feed

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Reasons they are preferred over traditional centralized file systems include fault tolerance, availability, scalability and performance. via CiteULike

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Are you terrified of the RIAA knocking down your door while you’re busy downloading songs which you already have on a CD? If so, then the P2PCleaner software is just for you, being the first of its kind that … via Ubergizmo

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Businessweek reports on AT&T’s bizarre plan to placate Hollywood by adding antipiracy technology to its network. via Techdirt

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Yet, the recording industry is playing deaf, dumb and blind, endlessly trying to prove that sharing, by its very nature, is bad. via Mashable

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Everyone has heard the saying “There are two sides to every story” and this is so true of many things. via Web TV Wire

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“We commend Senators Leahy and Cornyn for their commitment and leadership to ensuring improved enforcement of IP protection.”

American peer-to-peer users worried about being sued into oblivion by the recording industry may soon have a much bigger concern: facing off against the U.S. Department of Justice. via CNET News.com

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November 08, 2007 — A man charged with stealing information over file-sharing networks in order to commit identity theft pleaded guilty on Tuesday in federal court in Seattle to mail fraud and to accessing a … via ComputerWorld

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