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Dec 24 2001

Audiogalaxy Changes User Agreement

Hot on the heels of so many other problems with P2P programs it would appear that old Audiogalaxy is modifiying their end_user_agreement. Aside from some a few changes to how people can muck up their so called music forums and some thinly veiled warnings to email spammers, their is a good deal about copyright protection. [...]

Dec 24 2001

Napster will live on in death

Well as the saying goes, Napster is Dead blah blah blah. Well SOME of us still like using it in conjunction with napigator to connect to private networks to chat with our buddies and,as irrational as this sounds to alot of some people, some of us still like to use it to download music with [...]

Dec 24 2001

Shameless Plug: Buddy Share

BuddyShare Version 3.0 is available at
I have been using buddyshare for quiet some time and i have found that it is the best one i have used. It is easy and simple no complicated search’s. Come on over and share share share over 1 million files being shared over 8,000GB of information.

Dec 24 2001

Want to give something back this Christmas? How ’bout your vote?

Some very dear friends of ours, 8 Ball Rack, are winning a Hard Rock/Garageband.com battle of the bands. They have made it past the local stages and are now in competition with 11 other bands. Cool thing is, the competition is via online voting. This is where you come in. Wanna give something to Zeropaid [...]

Dec 24 2001

Music Fans Tune out Subscription Services

From ZDnet: “This is bad news for the major music labels. They launched subscription download services MusicNet and Pressplay this month in an effort to combat the rise of music piracy on the Internet, which the labels claim is eating into CD sales.
These subscription services have had a lackluster debut as music fans [...]

Dec 24 2001

Hey Anime Lovers: here’s a place for you

A brand new OpenNap server opened as a christmas Gift: BakaNap!
It’s dedicated entirely to Cartoons, Animation and Manga. You can join us using WinMX, Rapigator or any OpenNap client – Our adress: bakaserveur.dns2go.com port 8888. – We also have a website (in french) www.bakahub.fr.st – there are very few users at this moment, obviously, so [...]

Dec 23 2001

Shameless Plug: File Spree

There’s a brand new File Spree version out. It has been completely redone and rebuilt to relieve a lot of the older memory issues. This version, instead of just having the servers host files, the clients do. Instant messaging now works completely, and the entire program has improved. It is less bulky, [...]

Dec 23 2001

Hackers Keep Xolox Up and Running

Despite the decision for Xolox (www.xolox.nl) to discontinue their file sharing utility, because of legal action against Fasttrack, hackers have released a crack that brings xolox back to life. The developers of Xolox had essentially stopped people from using their software by disabling the ‘download’ function whilst connected to the Gnutella network. The [...]

Dec 23 2001

Gnotella calls it a day?

Gnotella’s two directors, Shaun Sidwall and Jonathon Levinson, have both resigned from their positions, making the future of everyone’s favorite Gnutella client (?) very uncertain indeed. They both cited a breakdown in communications between themselves and company President and CEO, Stephane Chouinard, as the immediate reason for their resignations. Development of Gnotella has been suspended [...]

Dec 22 2001

ShameLess Plug: FileNavigator 3.0

FileNavigator has just released a beta of 3.0. It has the following additions:

1. Support for the Gnutella network. (Now it supports Gnutella, OpenNap, and its own P2P Network!!)
2. A stop search button
3. An improved user interface
4. Many bug fixes

Get it here: FileNavigator 3 Beta

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  • youngdand: It isn't even about paying artists, its about, making it as hard as possible for new talent to make it thus allowing man...
  • Corey K: I wonder if there will come a point where - if nobody if playing these covers (ie giving the big artists free promotion)...
  • mountain_rage: It isn't unreasonable if it was 1 license that covered all music, and proven that they actually played the music before ...
  • skillsss: Comcast Censoring Conservative Voices? The American Public and the FCC need to keep an eye on ISPs. Comcast has been ...
  • mountain_rage: That is the downside to the radio model, all artist are tied in, and can't choose to give away their music for free to e...
  • I.Jackson: It's not unreasonable to ask a venue that presents live music (or recorded music) to pay a fee. After all, they are usi...
  • DrewWilson: It's not entirely a surprise this is happening if you ask me. I haven't been around to witness the music scene for 20 y...
  • CHRIS: It's sad that people can make money off of you, but won't take the time to answer any of your questions. I think VUZE, I...
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