Archive for January, 2010

FCC Faces Thorny Task to Extend Common Carrier Rules over Data Services

The Federal Communications Commission may have a problem: it may not have legislatively-mandated authority to regulate the specific methods Internet service providers employ to manage congestion on their networks.

Original post by TMCnet and provided by Limewire

File Names Can Help Predict File Content in Child Porn Prosecution–US v. Beatty

United States v. Beatty, 2009 WL 5220643 This is a child porn prosecution. Using Phex P2P software, an undercover investigator accessed the Gnutella network and conducted searches using search terms known to be used by child pornographers.

Original post by Technology & Marketing Law Blog and provided by Limewire

Skype to FCC: Keep Internet Open & Neutral

Skype , a big proponent of open networks and net neutrality, in a filing today with the Federal Communications Commission argued that net neutrality was “about growing the broadband ecosystem and preserving a borderless, open Internet” and it would “promote investment, jobs and innovation.” The company said that it “welcomes the Commission’s focus …

Original post by GigaOM and provided by Limewire

Sydney University students running porn and pirate movie network

Student’s at St Paul’s and other colleges cannot be disciplined by Sydney University.

Original post by The Age and provided by Limewire

Courts to rule on fan-created music videos

More than a decade after the launch of Napster, the recording industry’s complicated legal relationship with Web-savvy music fans seems no closer to resolution.

Original post by WFAT-FM Portage and provided by Limewire

RIAA Tells FCC: ISPs Need to Be Copyright Cops

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission should avoid adopting strict net neutrality rules that would limit broadband providers’ flexibly to “address” illegal online file sharing, the Recording Industry Association of America said in comments filed with the FCC on Thursday.

Original post by PC World and provided by Limewire

Former youth director for Venice YMCA arrested

Published: Thursday, January 7, 2010 at 1:00 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, January 7, 2010 at 5:55 p.m. A former longtime youth and recreational program director for the Venice YMCA has been arrested in Tennessee on charges of distributing child pornography.

Original post by HeraldTribune.com and provided by Limewire

It’s Clean Up Your Computer Month |

2. Prevent viruses and spyware: Install and use anti-virus / anti-spyware software.

Original post by Albert Lea Tribune and provided by Limewire

iPhone as RFID Tag & Reader: Coming Soon

We began our Mobile Web Meets Internet of Things series yesterday with a look at barcode scanning .

Original post by Read/Write Web and provided by Limewire

Previews of Pirated Attractions

Between piracy and the Internet, Hollywood executives are anxiously pondering whether their industry is going the way of the music business.

Original post by Internet Evolution and provided by Limewire

New Gartner Study Predicts Peer-to-Peer Lending to Grow to $5 Billion By 2013

Prosper Marketplace, Lending Club and other peer-to-peer lending companies received encouraging news from a new Gartner study this week indicating that the peer-to-peer lending industry would grow to $5 billion worldwide during the next three years.

Original post by AmericanBankingNews.com and provided by Limewire

NetEqualizer Engineering Team to Hold Bandwidth Control Tech Seminar in Tacoma, Washington

APconnections, a leading supplier of plug-and-play bandwidth shaping products and the creator of the NetEqualizer, today announced they will be hosting a complimentary NetEqualizer Tech Seminar at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington.

Original post by MELODIKA.net and provided by Limewire

Microsoft puts DRM in P2P

DRM:- Trust Microsoft to try to make money out of an oxymoron. Because that’s what putting DRM in the same sentence as P2P amounts to.

Original post by P2pnet.net and provided by Limewire

Skeptical judges ask FCC if Comcast P2P smackdown was legal

Comcast has had its day in court over the issue of “network management.” News accounts suggest that the three-judge panel from the DC Court of Appeals was plenty skeptical that the FCC had the proper authority to sanction Comcast’s BitTorrent blocking in 2008 .

Original post by Ars Technica and provided by Limewire

Court to FCC: You Have No Power to Enforce Net Neutrality

A federal appeals court gave notice Friday it likely would reject the Federal Communications Commission’s authority to sanction Comcast for throttling peer-to-peer applications.

Original post by Wired Politics and provided by Limewire

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