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Apr 30 2002

Morpheus Stealing Ad Revenues

Here’s a pretty interesting article I found about Morpheus’ new Shopping Club being ‘predatory’ and stealing ad revenues from referrers:
http://www.technews.com/news/02/176249.html

Apr 30 2002

BearShare 2.6.0 Released!

The latest version of BearShare adds Chat functionality letting you talk with other BearShare Users while transferring files. As always BearShare offers great features, such as Swarmed Transfers from Multiple Sources, Faster Connection to the Network, Auto detect Firewall settings, and Auto detect IP address. Get it Here

Apr 30 2002

New Music Service to Allow CD Burning

Songs copied through BurnItFirst will not expire when user’s subscription ends, a unique feature.
Story on LATimes.com

Apr 30 2002

Lavasoft Releases Ad-aware ver 5.8

Lavasoft has released Ad-Aware ver 5.8, included is a new and updated refrence file. Get it at Lavasoft.

Apr 30 2002

P2P Information Galore

For all you newbies out there, or even the expert, here is a wonderfully informative article on all mediums of file sharing. A definite must-read for all.
http://www.viant.com/pages2/downloads/innovation_copyright.pdf

Apr 29 2002

Net radio to fall silent for a day

“In a move to drum up opposition for a proposed royalty regime for Internet radio, hundreds of small online radio stations plan to turn off their music streams Wednesday. The independent Webcasters are protesting a royalty fee proposed by the Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP). Appointed by the U.S. Copyright Office, the panel recommended that [...]

Apr 29 2002

Zeropaid Insider Report: It’s Coming May 1st

On May 1st Zeropaid Interviews will take your breath away
In an interview so big, it has taken weeks to write. On something happening so large in the p2p world that makes other creators weep. This is Zeropaid.com interviews at their greatest. What is happening May 1st? That is all user [...]

Apr 29 2002

What Ever Happened to the SDMI?

The “Fritz” Hollings bill and copy-protected CD’s may be the latest attempts by the RIAA to stop piracy but they were no means the first. 4 years ago, almost to the day, the SDMI was founded, it was supposed to be just the medicine to marginalize the Napster phenomenon. Soon, there would be SDMI protected [...]

Apr 29 2002

KaZaA Lite 1.61 Released

The newest version of the KaZaA Lite program, 1.6.1 has been released today (29 April 2002). You can download it at the usual sources (www.refosearch.tk, www.k-lite.tk, etc.). It is 100% spyware/adware/Bonzi Buddy free and contains all the new features of the KaZaA 1.6.1 client. Be sure to update your copy.

Apr 29 2002

Ad-Aware’s Nicholas Stark

In Salon.com’s “Spyware vs. anti-spyware,” the author of Ad-Aware, the program that removes sneaky software, explains what happened when his own program was zapped by the enemy. Click here for the interview.



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