Archive for July, 2009

P2P ban plan for government gets mixed response

July 30, 2009, 09:48 PM - Computerworld - A proposal to introduce a bill seeking to formally ban the use of peer-to-peer file sharing applications on government and contractor networks is evoking a mixed response.

Original post by ITworld and provided by Limewire

Chaplain in jail until kid-porn trial

His wife and five local pastors spoke Thursday in support of the Whitley County Sheriff’s Department chaplain accused of possessing child pornography.

Original post by Journal Gazette and provided by Limewire

Lawmaker urges regulations for file-sharing software

A senior U.S. lawmaker said on July 29 that it might be time for the government to regulate companies that provide online file-sharing services after several high-profile security breaches, Reuters reports.

Original post by ESchool News and provided by Limewire

Five Central New Yorkers accused in child pornography case

Five Central New Yorkers were accused this week of obtaining child pornography through Internet file-sharing. The arrests were part of an undercover operation by state police and federal investigators using peer-to-peer file-sharing programs Limewire or Shareaza, according to court documents.

Original post by Post-Standard and provided by Limewire

Day 2 of Tenenbaum trial sees industry folk, family on the stand

Opening arguments Tuesday in Joel Tenenbaum’s file-sharing trial covered both the you-don’t-know-he-did and the so-what-if-he-did angles the defense advanced in pre-trial discussions, with various witnesses testifying that they hadn’t used the “sublimeguy14@KaZaA” account on Mr.

Original post by BetaNews.Com and provided by Limewire

Congress: File Sharing Leaks Sensitive Government Data

Sensitive files including Secret Service safehouse locations, military rosters, and IRS tax returns can still be found on file-sharing networks, according to a report issued to a U.S. House of Representatives committee on Wednesday.

Original post by CBS News and provided by Limewire

BitTorrent speaks: Correcting the record in CRTC Net neutrality hearing

BitTorrent has shaken up the CRTC network management hearing with a late submission that seeks to set the record straight on BitTorrent and its impact on ISP networks.

Original post by The Georgia Straight and provided by Limewire

Second RIAA piracy trial starts

The following article is reprinted from the Today@PC World blog at PCWorld.com . The Recording Industry Association of America may have decided not to pursue further file-sharing trials as a policy, but one last case is set to get underway today and promises to bring a dash of the theatrical into the courtroom.

Original post by The iPod Blog and provided by Limewire

Judge rejects fair use defense as Tenenbaum P2P trial begins

There will be no fair use defense for Joel Tenenbaum at trial this week. Everything about the Tenenbaum case has been highly unusual, and Judge Nancy Gernter’s final pretrial order was no exception.

Original post by Ars Technica and provided by Limewire

Creative — and legal — financing options for your business

As banks keep credit tight, alternative lending systems are poised to grow. Peer-to-peer lending through Prosper, Loanio, Lending Club and other Web sites should easily top $5 billion a year by 2010, up from $282 million in 2006, according to a study by Celent, a research and advisory firm.

Original post by KIVI-TV Nampa and provided by Limewire

Child porn task force makes 3rd area arrest

A Fort Wayne man faces a federal charge accusing him of taking pornographic photos of a 10-year-old girl.

Original post by Journal Gazette and provided by Limewire

The Music Streams That Soothe an Industry

LIKE many teenagers, Josh Wilson, the 13-year-old son of the New York venture capitalist Fred Wilson, has on occasion visited the Internet’s peer-to-peer file-sharing services to download music and television shows.

Original post by New York Times and provided by Limewire

P2P file sharing: helping to defeat crime

P2P:- Two ploys used ad nauseum by the vested-interest entertainment cartels in their continuing efforts to dominate the internet and turn it into an exclusive corporate pipeline are P2P file sharing is responsible for “massive devastation” to the multi-billion-dollar movie and recording industries P2P file sharing funds the international narcotics …

Original post by P2pnet.net and provided by Limewire

P2P is aiding in lowering Crime.

Free-speech via the social networks and P2P would appear to be assisting in lowering the crime rate.

Original post by Perceptric Forum and provided by Limewire

NPD a Apple 91%a claim

Advertising:- “Move over Microsoft,” says beta news . “Apple can claim big, big market share numbers, too.” Sure.

Original post by P2pnet.net and provided by Limewire

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