While the recording industry has recently been prosecuting music file sharers, the Motion Picture Association of America has begun to follow suit. Adam Moss, freshman in management information systems, downloaded movies for years while participating in Internet Relay Chat. Fifty-two of his 68 movies had been illegally obtained by downloading from other users. “I hardly [...]

BOSTON (AP) – Two MIT students who thought they’d found a way to give their fellow students access to a huge music library without running afoul of copyright law hit a snag Friday when the school shut down the service in the midst of a licensing dispute. The “LAMP,” or “Library Access to Music” system [...]

Revolutionary Stuff is proud to release Swapper.NET 4.2.  This release has been about 5 months in the working, but it is well worth the wait.  A ton of code has been rewritten, improved and optimized under the covers and the user interface has been polished once again.  As always, there is NO Adware, NO Spyware, [...]

The New Version of PEERanha is out finally. There is some noticeable changes and still alot that needs to be changed. So thats why we asked you try it out and Post feedback and suggestions on the Forum Changes: – skinable interface … listbox and scrollbars are skinable soon – corrected directory reading – files [...]

Lawmaker gives thumbs-up to RIAA clampdown By Declan McCullaghCNET News.comOctober 31, 2003, 3:20 PM PT The head of the U.S. House of Representatives panel that oversees copyright law on Friday applauded the music industry’s recent lawsuits against peer-to-peer file swappers. “The legal action taken by the recording industry is necessary to protect intellectual property rights [...]