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Late-Breaking File Sharing News!
TV - P2P Style, Controlling China's Internet, RIAA lawsuit FAQ...
Independent TV P2P Style
BitTorrent and RSS feeds offer great potential to independent
television program production. Now, with the help of programmers, the
Downhill Battle crew is planning to bring the ingredients together
into a simple package, helping to create an independent television
network of channels. “Anyone can broadcast full-screen video to
thousands of people at virtually no cost, using BitTorrent technology.
Viewers get intuitive, elegant software to subscribe to channels,
watch video, and organize their video library..."
http://www.slyck.com/news.php?story=752
How China Controls Its Net
Chinese citizens trying to access web sites carrying information on
Taiwanese and Tibetan independence, Falun Gong, the Dalai Lama, the
Tiananmen Square incident, opposition political parties, and a “variety
of anti-Communist movements,” are frequently blocked by the country’s
extensive Net filtering system, says a report from the OpenNet
Initiative. But, “most major American media sites, such as CNN, MSNBC,
and ABC, are generally available in China,” it says. Only the BBC was
blocked..."
http://p2pnet.net/story/4547
Unofficial RIAA/MPAA/Lawsuit FAQ
The RIAA has targeted 405 students from 18 different universities for
illegally sharing files on i2hub. The MPAA has targeted an unspecified
number of students as well at 7 schools. On April 13, 2005, these
subpoenas from the RIAA and the MPAA were filed against the students.
The RIAA has said that it sent notices of impending subpoenas to
universities against their students approximately 2-3 weeks ago.
Apparently, universities are not required to notify their students, so
not every subpoenaed student received a notice. Check the IP Known
List link above to see if you have been subpoenaed...
http://www.gnutella.com/news/16525
Spammers Feeding off P2P Networks
In July of 2004, Slyck reported on proliferation of carelessly shared
files. P2P newcomers, or those simply too careless to figure out how to
share properly, were discovered sharing their entire root directories.
This would leave the individual's personal information; such as
account numbers, financial statements, credit card information and
emails, potentially exposed to millions. Although for the most part
the exposure of otherwise private files is little more than mild
entertainment for the curious, they are being exploited for more
sinister uses...
http://www.slyck.com/news.php?story=751
Interview: Michael Weiss, CEO of Morpheus
ZP: Mark Cuban made a large splash in the press by offering to pay for
the court costs in the MGM v Grokster case. How realistic is this, have
you seen any checks yet? Who has funded the defense so far, do you
share expenses with Grokster?
MW: The RIAA / MPAA strategy is to outspend their opponents into
submission. Their strategy worked with Napster, Scour and countless
others that have dared to cross their path. Even today, they pick on
individual consumers who do not have the financial or legal resources
to fight back. Much to the surprise of the RIAA, StreamCast decided to
fight. It has been an expensive battle for us - to the tune of nearly
$4 million - and that was just to get to the Supreme Court...
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/articles/auto/04132005e.php
Claim to End 99% of Illegal Trading
A Finnish based company called Viralg is predicting the end of
unauthorised file sharing. The company claims their patented
“overwrite” technology can mix files on a P2P network, corrupting
downloads and rendering them worthless to play. “On the market where
our competitors can only offer a mediocre service for blocking illegal
file swapping our solution means totally new level of revenue
protection. By utilizing Viralg´s technology we can guarantee 99%
protection..."
http://www.slyck.com/news.php?story=750
Vinton Cerf: Hollywood Interested in BitTorrent
Hollywood is anxious to embrace BitTorrent as a method of movie
distribution, according to Vint Cerf, one of the fathers of the
Internet. Cerf, who co-created TCP/IP, told a roundtable on Internet
governance in Sydney, Australia, this week that he had recently
discussed file-sharing program BitTorrent with at least two interested
movie producers...
http://news.com.com/2100-1032_3-5672216.html
NPR: Whack-a-Mole - Legal Action Unlikely to Deter File-Sharing
From All Things Considered - The Supreme Court is deciding whether the
online service Grokster bears responsibility when its users download
copyrighted songs and films without permission. But even if the court
rules against Grokster, no decision is likely to end the practice...
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4599059
Get Ready for Corporate P2P Apps
Most corporate networkers believe P2P, with its ability to hog
bandwidth and its myriad security issues, is a consumer phenomenon.
This is a misconception that in the future may be the undoing of the
corporate network. P2P network applications such as KaZaA or Napster
may not have a place in the corporate environment, but the same
cannot be said for BitTorrent's File Sharing technology, currently
being used for Linux software distribution...
http://www.techworld.com/networking/features/index.cfm?FeatureID=1332
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