During Memorial Day weekend, Internet TV network Revision3 was brought down by a denial-of-service attack traced back to anti-P2P company MediaDefender.

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‘ The Rolla campus of the University of Missouri System is resorting to an old standby to reduce illegal music downloads by students: the pop quiz.

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P2P:- Entertainment cartel scalp hunter MediaDefender, still trying to recover its shredded credibility after seeing its confidential material spread across the length and breadth of the Net, has blown it …

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A Yale research team has engineered a system with the potential for making the Internet work more efficiently, in which Internet Service Providers and Peer-to-Peer software providers can work cooperatively to …

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Hundreds of protesters are expected to descend on Parliament Hill on Tuesday to urge government action on keeping the internet free from interference by service providers.

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Bittorrent Inc. announced a deal with Orb yesterday to bundle the streaming media centre software with its own P2P client, and both parties used the opportunities to goad Apple over its “walled garden” approach …

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Five years ago, Gary Fung set up a small website in his B.C. home to let visitors search for files available through a then-emerging peer-to-peer file-sharing system called BitTorrent.

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With the US and other G8 countries trying to outlaw The Pirate Bay and its ilk, an anonymous reader suggests that a solution may have emerged out of Cornell University.

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Last year, Jammie Thomas became the example the RIAA held up as a warning to file-sharers. A federal judge ordered her to pay more than $220,0000 for making a handful of copyrighted songs available online.

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Jay Maynard writes “The judge in Capitol Records v. Thomas said today he’s thinking about granting a new trial because he may have committed a ‘manifest error of law’ in his jury instructions.

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Andrew Edward Flyer, 26, of Tucson, Arizona, was found guilty of two counts of Attempted Transportation and Shipping of Child Pornography and two counts of Possession of Child Pornography by a federal jury in …

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Astaro Corporation , a leading vendor of security appliances, today announced the release of version 7.2 of their award-winning Astaro Security Gateway.

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Music:- Can you see iPodders switching to, wait for it, Napster? The corporate music industry killed it if off years ago and virtually ever since, a wan and pale look-alike has been stumbling from one failed …

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Seattle-based GridNetworks on Monday said that Comcast would make an unspecified investment in the company and collaborate on developing so-called peer-to-peer file-sharing techniques that are “friendly” to … via SF Gate

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