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File-sharing network iMesh signs distribution deal with Sony BMG |
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Sony BMG Music Entertainment has agreed to license its digital music content to iMesh for distribution through iMesh’s peer-to-peer file-sharing network, the companies said.
Sony and iMesh executives called the deal a significant turning point in the legitimate use of p2p networks to distribute copyrighted digital content. "We are pleased to make our music available to the new iMesh as they build a service that will offer consumers a compelling experience and will respect our copyrights," said Thomas Hesse, president of Sony BMG’s Global Digital Business Group.
Source: Internet Retailer
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Dutch court: ISPs don't have to reveal identity of users accused of file sharing |
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A Dutch court has ruled that ISPs don't have to reveal the identities of 42 customers anti-piracy organisation BREIN accuses of file sharing.
The Court ruled BREIN's collection of IP addresses wasn't in line with Dutch data protection law, among other things, because it used an American company, Media Sentry, to collect data.
The premise in this case is that IP addresses are personal data under the Dutch Personal Data Protection Act (WBP), as was confirmed by the main Dutch Data Protection Authority (CBP).
Last year the CBP decided that the collection and storage of IP addresses would only be legitimate if BREIN handled it themselves.
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iMesh confirms Sony deal |
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Music giant Sony BMG has reached a licensing agreement with file-swapping service iMesh, one of the first such tie-ups since a U.S. Supreme Court decision clamping down on online copyright infringement.
The deal, confirmed on Friday by an iMesh representative, followed a high court ruling that unauthorized networks such as Grokster could be held liable for the copyright infringement of their users. Analysts said that decision added momentum to the move toward networks sanctioned by media companies.
Once one of the most popular of post-Napster song-swapping networks, iMesh, formed in 1999, was sued by the record labels in 2003 for copyright infringement and settled for $4.1 million.
The New York-based service said just after the June 27 Supreme Court ruling in favor of entertainment companies and against rival file-swapping network Grokster that it would roll out a music industry-"sanctioned" song-swapping service.
Source: http://news.com.com/2100-1027_3-5781196.html |
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EU Rejects Law on Software Patents |
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2005-07-07
Source: International Herald Tribune
The European Parliament in Strasbourg voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to reject a law that would have given software common patent protection across all countries in the European Union.
The decision, by 648 votes to 14, was preceded by a fierce four- year battle between those who supported the idea that companies should be able to own software and the inventions that use it and those who backed the idea that software breakthroughs should be shared widely and freely. That ideological battle will continue, though it will have to be fought separately in each of the 25 member states of the EU.
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TERROR STRIKES LONDON |
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*37 dead, 3000 hurt in serial blasts
*Underground network shut down
London, July 6
Terrorists today struck at the London transport system, killing 37 and injuring around 3,000 persons, 45 of them critically.
The attacks took place in the morning rush hour at a number of tube stations. At least four explosive devices were exploded. The underground tube stations involved included some of the busiest in the city, including the Kings Cross, Aldgate, Liverpool, Edgware Road and Russell Square.
Chú ý: Source: http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20050708/main1.htm
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Jobs Consoles Family After iPod-Linked Killing |
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Source: MacNewsWorld
Calling him Errol, Apple CEO Steve Jobs asked how Rose was doing, Rose said, and conveyed his sympathies of the death of Rose's son over an iPod. "He told me that he understood my pain," Rose said. "He told me if there is anything, anything, anything he could do, to not be afraid to call him. It really lightened me a bit."
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Google to buy Mozilla? |
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Google to buy Mozilla?
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Everyone has been speculating, but will Google finally make the move to purchase Mozilla's FireFox?
Some say Google is secretly developing its own browser, but why would it? Google is a constant "plug" for FireFox and everything it offers.
Since the pre-1.0 stages of FireFox, Google's Gmail - have supported (and in some cases, required) the use of Firefox. Since March 30, 2005 the Google search engine has utilized the link prefetching feature of Firefox for faster searching.
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MS Files Suit Against Software Pirates |
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Microsoft took action on Wednesday by filing four lawsuits against companies in Virginia and California, alleging that the companies were engaging in the sale of pirated copies of Microsoft software. The company was tipped off by calls from consumers to its piracy hotline, 1-800-RU-LEGIT.
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iMesh Unveils Authorized P2P Model & Service after a Year of Development |
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iMesh, the long established peer-to-peer (P2P) music service that reached an early settlement agreement with the recording industry, today announced a fully authorized P2P business model and the upcoming launch of the newly configured iMesh. Following today's Supreme Court ruling on MGM vs. Grokster, the company is the first and only globally active P2P to offer a sanctioned model that will incorporate many user benefits common to the P2P file sharing experience, while assuring compensation to registered rightsholders.
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New trojan threat: extortion |
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A new trojan-based attack that encodes files on infected machines and then drops a ransom note has been identified.
Websense Security Labs says when someone visits a malicious website that exploits a “previous vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer,†they pick up the initial infection which allows applications to be run remotely............
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