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P2P:- The Beatles and the British Invasion prove there's a huge appetite for music amongst the baby boomers.

P2P:- Now the dust has settled on the long-awaited announcement of new DMCA circumvention exemptions, it's time for an explanation of what they will do for consumers and creators, writes Corynne McSherry in an important EFF post.

An Owings man was arrested for distribution of child pornography after numerous files containing child pornography videos and images were allegedly posted on a peer-to-peer networking website from his laptop computer.

The parallels between the Wikileaks saga and the openness of Facebook's user data are striking.

P2P:- Britain's TalkTalk ISP talks itself up as a Noble Defender of the Great Online Unwashed.

This post is by Ryan Van Etten , Editor/Producer of VirtualMusic.tv ; he was our featured corespondent at New Music Seminar in New York.

Red Lambda, a security company that grew out of a University of Florida research program to police peer-to-peer file sharing on campus, is demonstrating at the Black Hat Briefings a new product code-named FireCloud that it claims is the first to integrate the functionality of multiple network security devices.

THE PRIVATE DATA belonging to 100 million Facebook users has been collected and put onto the peer-to-peer filesharing website The Pirate Bay by an insecurity expert.

John Providence Health System, a provider of inpatient care in southeast Michigan, will be offering eClinicalWorks electronic health record solution for its approximately 3,000 employed and affiliated physicians.

Damaka , a provider of mobile unified communications and collaboration, on Tuesday announced the launch of its UCC product suite for BlackBerry devices.

An Oklahoma City man has been arrested for child pornography after an undercover FBI agent says he discovered images of child porn and videos of children engaged in sexual activity on his computer.

For the last three years, I've been teaching a course at The Keio Graduate School of Media Design on Digital Journalism.

By Alejandra Matos - At the Pentagon, employees can use Skype, the free video and telephone service, but at the House of Representatives, ita s banned for fear it could interfere with computer security.

By Andrew Farris - Oak Bay News Published: July 27, 2010 2:00 PM Updated: July 27, 2010 2:25 PM An underground file-sharing network using the University of Victoria's Internet bandwidth has been shut down.

The Office of the United States Attorney for the District of Vermont announced that Glenn Little, 44, of Georgia, Vermont, was sentenced today in United States District Court in Burlington to 20 months of imprisonment following his guilty plea to a charge that he possessed child pornography.

Damaka has announced it's launching its mobile Unified Collaboration and Communication platform on BlackBerry.

P2P:- Veoh may be deceased, but the issues live on. Time Warner, Michael Eisner's Tornante Company, Spark Capital, Shelter Capital Partners, Tom Freston's Firefly3 LLC, Jonathan Dolgen , Intel, and Goldman Sachs are still in deep mourning, p2pnet said in April, going on: "Because their video-sharing site Veoh is dead.

'YAY, buy hookers and coke ' p2pnet view Music P2P:- In his "Ia TMm blue in the face through saying it , but a musician is in the business of selling their music a ' NOT copies" post, Crosbie Fitch goes on >>> Today and tomorrow, the self-emancipated musician, who has been warned against signing their soul away to a record label, sells their work ...

When Don Nelson started in the movie business, VHS tapes were the new "it" thing.

RIAA and the file sharing 'debate' p2pnet view P2P RIAA:- Professors Oberholzer-Gee and Strumpf "now apparently believe that in fact, yes, illegal downloading does undercut sales". Who says? RIAA employees Joshua P. Friedlander and Jonathan Lamy.