Here's what users are saying about BadBlue:
"A truly great piece of software!", Mikael W.
"I think your programme is brilliant", Nick K.
"I love your product", Chad S.
"Not the first I tried but is the last I need to try", Phunn Y.
"Fantastic program... the more I look at it the more I like it", Ronald W.
"This is an awesomely easy to use and valuable product", Bruce L.
"BadBlue is way cool... just what I've been looking for", Gary E.
"Your program is awesome!", Andrew M.
"An outstanding program!", Derek O.
"The Only Thing I Can Say... Excellent", Marc F.
"Great! Superb!", Alfredo Y.
Download BadBlue now and see what everyone's talking about!
|
|  |
|
|
File Sharing News: Studios in trouble?
Google v. EU... Microsoft's iPod-Killer? ...RIAA after ISPs?
Big Four Music Studios Subpoenaed in Digital-Music Pricing Probe
"It seems appropriate -- in light of past music industry attempts to
keep the prices of CDs artificially high and the more recent payola
investigations -- to serve warning that collusion, artificial inflation
of costs, and other anti-competitive pricing demands will be the
subject of anticipatory investigation and immediate action," said
intellectual property attorney Michael Graham."
http://www.gnutella.com/news/19087
Google challenges EU plan to regulate the internet
[Google], which last week said it would self-censor its Chinese search
engine to appease the country's government, objects to the commission's
proposals to extend regulations in the Television Without Frontiers
directive (TWFD) to cover video content shown on the internet...
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/6114/+Google+challenges+EU+plan+to+regulate+the+internet/
Microsoft Considering iPod Rival
BusinessWeek reported Thursday that the Redmond, Wash., software maker
was working on plans to develop its own device, rather than just rely
on partners to take on Apple, which is becoming a dominant player in
entertainment on the Web. Quoting sources inside the company, the
magazine reported that Microsoft had put together a team to consider
the business behind such as initiative...
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/6113/Microsoft+Considering+Digital+Player+To+Rival+iPod/
RIAA To Target ISPs Next?
If industry rumblings are correct, the recording industry may be
preparing a legal assault against ISPs. Multiple industry sources to
Digital Music News have pointed to the possibility, and recent
comments by IFPI chairman John Kennedy correlate with the chatter...
[They have] called for ISPs to monitor and limit access to users that
trade files illegally, while leaving the door open to litigation if
negotiations are unsuccessful...
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/6103/RIAA+To+Target+ISPs+Next%3F
Skype to Add Warner Music Ringtones
Skype announced on Monday it had reached a deal with music label Warner
to provide ringtones for its VoIP service. The sale of musical
ringtones will add another revenue stream for Skype, which makes a
large portion of its money from the fees it charges for premium
services...
http://betanews.com/article/Skype_to_Add_Warner_Music_Ringtones/1138641631
British parliament attacked using WMF exploit
MessageLabs, the e-mail-filtering provider for the U.K. government,
told ZDNet UK that targeted e-mails were sent to various individuals
within government departments in an attempt to take control of their
computers. The e-mails harbored an exploit for the Windows Meta File
vulnerability...
http://www.zeropaid.com/news/6099/British+parliament+attacked+using+WMF+exploit/
StarForce threatens to sue Cory Doctorow for criticizing its products
A company that was criticized on Boing Boing has threatened to sue me,
and claims to have sworn out a complaint against me with the FBI...
Someone identifying himself as "Dennis Zhidkov, PR-manager, StarForce
Inc." contacted me this morning and threatened to sue me, and told me
that he had contacted the FBI to complain about my "harassment..."
http://www.boingboing.net/2006/01/31/starforce_threatens_.html
RIAA Targets 750 'Songlifters'
There are two things you can count on in life, said Ben Franklin,
"Death and Taxes." Don't forget the RIAA's once-a-month lawsuit
assembly line, as today the trade organization announced 750 "John Doe"
actions against alleged copyright infringers. These lawsuits were aimed
against users of "unauthorized" P2P "services"... LimeWire and Kazaa...
http://slyck.com/news.php?story=1076
Kuro file-sharing network guilty of piracy
A Taipei, Taiwan, District Court Friday issued a summary judgment
finding the Kuro peer-to-peer Internet network guilty of music piracy.
The court ruled Kuro, the largest file-sharing network in Taiwan,
infringed on music copyrights by letting its users copy and distribute
songs over its network, the Motion Picture Association of America
announced in a news release...
http://www.gnutella.com/news/18060
Next Steps
Ready to share photos, files, music or even business documents? Then
download the easiest file-sharing web server, free...
Get the free download of the latest version of BadBlue Personal Edition or
get the full power of BadBlue Enterprise Edition with twelve months of free upgrades!
[PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION]
|
|
| |
|
|
|
