Network bandwidth use will increase by limiting peer-to-peer file sharing throughput.

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GRAB YOUR WAR PAINT , the Electronic Frontier Foundation has issued a call to arms to stop the Federal Communications Commission net neutrality proposals, which could allow US Internet service providers to block or degrade all Bittorrent file transfers with impunity.

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The Electronic Frontier Foundation can’t believe it: the FCC’s network neutrality draft rules, if adopted in their current form, might give Comcast permission to flat-out block BitTorrent - precisely the scenario that led to the rules being drafted.

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Internet service provider criticised by human rights watchdog for plans to analyse online activity of customers Virgin Media claims the Cview software will not violate the privacy of its customers Plans for Virgin Media to monitor customers’ internet use for possible copyright infringement have come under fire by a human rights watchdog.

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Back in November, UK ISP Virgin Media announced that it would start using deep packet inspection gear to start riffling through user traffic.

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Hopes that BT’s new faster broadband technology might improve peer-to-peer downloads have faded with the firm’s confirmation that subscribers will be subject to the same restricitions as those on less expensive tariffs.

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A man listens to online music. Condemning a two-million-dollar fine meted out to a Minnesota woman for illegally downloading music over the Internet as “monstrous and shocking,” a judge has slashed the penalty to 54,000 dollars.

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The first person prosecuted in the United Kingdom for illegal file sharing has been cleared in a British court.

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Alan Ellis, operater of former p2p juggernaut OiNK, was cleared of all charges last Friday in a British court.

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A federal judge on Friday reduced the damages a 32-year-old Brainerd, Minn., woman has to pay for downloading music from the Internet.

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Musicians tune in to p2pnet’s survival :) p2pnet news view P2P Music:- p2pnet is in survival mode.

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A 23-year-old Chambersburg man accused of sharing child pornography files over the Internet gave up his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday on a total of 224 counts of sexual abuse of children.

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However, they haven’t disclosed the customer who was actually using the IP address at the time the infringement occurred, and Verizon in fact has a long history of being one of only a few ISPs that has fought the RIAA vehemently in in the courts .

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Many new Kindle owners may not be aware that they are not entirely locked into the Amazon ecosystem.

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