Found at 7/20/2010 via www.marketwire.com Partnership Enables First Successful Detection of "Winnyp" and "PerfectDark" P2P File-Sharing Applications More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/15/2010 via www.timesfreepress.com This week we look at peer-to-peer file sharing, Google?s social network, and some sore texting thumbs as we catch up with a few reader e-mails. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/12/2010 via www.tomshardware.com A class action lawsuit filed against Comcast in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has resulted in a settlement that entitles certain Comcast users between April 1, 2006 and December 31, 2008 to $16. Comcast - Class action - United States District Court - United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania - Pennsylvania More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/10/2010 via go.theregister.com Tenenbaum only has $67,500 to pay Last year, a Boston University grad student was whacked with a court order to pay $675,000 damages for downloading 30 songs illegally and sharing them on a P2P network.? More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/10/2010 via arstechnica.com Here are your top ten stories from the world of science, tech policy, open source, and more: Ars reviews Android 2.2 on the Nexus One : The new version of Google's Android mobile operating system brings some significant new features and performance enhancements. Ars takes a close hands-on look at Android 2.2 in this in-depth review. P2P plaintiffs to get just 28 Time Warner IPs each month : The ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/9/2010 via news.yahoo.com The class-action lawsuit against Comcast over throttling peer-to-peer transfers has concluded, with users receiving just up to $16 for the inconvenience. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/9/2010 via arstechnica.com Judge Nancy Gertner knows that Joel Tenenbaum did it. Tenenbaum, the second US target of the RIAA's five-year litigation campaign to complete a trial, eventually admitted his music-sharing liability on the stand?and Judge Gertner issued a directed verdict against him. But when the jury returned a $675,000 damage award , they went too far. Way to far. In fact, according to Gertner, they trampled ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/8/2010 via arstechnica.com Despite a campaign to derail the settlement, a long-running class-action lawsuit against Comcast and its P2P-blocking ways has ended. If you were a Comcast subscriber between April 1, 2006 and December 31, 2008, and you used the Ares, BitTorrent, eDonkey, FastTrack, or Gnutella P2P networks, congratulations?you've just won $16 in the litigation lottery. A California resident filed Hart v ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 7/7/2010 via arstechnica.com Suing tens of thousands of accused peer-to-peer movie file-swappers?it can be a lucrative business model, but it works well only when Internet service providers can turn huge lists of IP addresses into real names and addresses in a timely fashion. But what if a major ISP like Time Warner Cable only had to do 28 of these lookups a month? And might take three years to burn through its entire list ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
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Found at 6/30/2010 via www.themalaysianinsider.com LOS ANGELES, June 30 ? Since the rise of BitTorrent, peer-to-peer (P2P) sharing, and live video streaming sites, broadcasting companies have been fighting against consumers who download content illegally on the web. For consumers, P2P sharing, BitTorrents and on demand video streaming provide the flexibility of being able to consume their ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 6/30/2010 via www.independent.co.uk Since the rise of BitTorrent, peer-to-peer (P2P) sharing, and live video streaming sites, broadcasting companies have been fighting against consumers who download content illegally on the web. More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 6/26/2010 via arstechnica.com For the last several months, I've been covering the tens of thousands of "John Doe" lawsuits brought against accused peer-to-peer movie swappers by the law firm of Dunlap, Grubb, & Weaver. With so many developments and so many different cases, it can sometimes be hard for newcomers to the story to get a high-level overview of what's going on?and why it matters. Fortunately, National Public Radio ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
Found at 6/24/2010 via news.thomasnet.com P2P Marshal Field Edition automatically detects, extracts, and analyzes P2P evidence on hard drives. It lets investigator analyze mounted disk images and monitors file sharing usage from P2P programs such as Ares, BitTorrent, Frostwire, LimeWire, uTorrent, and Azureus Vuze. Per-user information such as downloaded files, peer servers, and configuration and log information is presented, and ... More... 0 comments | blog this | email this
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