P2P:- Below are five bad things that have happened to P2P: Kevin Bermeister Sharman Networks Kevin Bermeister Brilliant Digital Entertainment Kevin Bermeister.

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Many ISPs in the UK try to win customers by claiming to offer: Broadband speeds - “up to” Mbps download speeds, and Usage allowance / bandwidth - “unlimited” usage of their service i.e. downloads and uploads.

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DMCA. Four letters. Ten years. Countless frustrated consumers. Passed ten years ago today, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act has been arguably, for better or worse, one of the most influential pieces of U.S. …

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Kevin Bermeister, left, and Michael Speck, bitter rivals in the Kazaa legal battle, have joined forces to stamp out piracy.

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Use of social networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube is widespread in business today, along with instant messaging, peer-to-peer file-sharing and media streaming, according to new research.

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The University of NSW has threatened to axe its free wireless internet service because students are bringing in their laptops and using them to download pirated music, movies and games.

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Belgian ISP Scarlet has scored its first victory in an important case that has been dragging on for years.

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With the signing into law of the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 back in August, colleges and universities now face the prospect of providing pro-bono enforcement services for the RIAA and MPAA in …

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Compliance with new P2P legislation proving costly for IT teams at the nation’s colleges and universities Whitepapers Zones Computerworld newsletters! New legislation is putting pressure on US colleges and …

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Configured correctly, Parental Controls are remarkably effective. But you may want to do more.

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The music industry, movie industry, game industry and just about any other that can have content distributed online wants nothing more than for the world to believe peer to peer file sharing is a devil that …

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IT security and control firm Sophos has announced that the application control feature of Sophos Endpoint Security and Control has been extended to give businesses the option to block virtualization …

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Peer-to-peer Internet traffic, despite having grown at a torrid pace for years, will grow almost 400 percent on a compound basis over the next five years, according to researchers at MultiMedia Intelligence.

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In the see-saw battle of P2P statistics, there’s yet another entry, this time from MultiMedia Intelligence .

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Peer-to-peer traffic is set to skyrocket over the next five years - and the activity won’t just be confined to music pirates and file sharers.

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