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MediaDefender Behind the Attack on Revision3
MediaDefender is a company that acts on behalf of other media companies to muck up P2P and file sharing networks. They're the ones seeding BitTorrent with fake files - a
Despite the RIAA, File-Sharing Wins Unexpected New Allies
Ever since peer-to-peer file-sharing technology became popularized, it has been a thorn in the side of the companies who have traditionally profited from the distribution of entertainment-related content. The Recording
The Underground World of Private P2P Networks
While the pros and cons of P2P networks on the Web are still being debated, there are a number of private invite-only P2P networks (aka darknets) out there which enable
How to Scale Code Deployment Like Twitter Does
There is a fundamental problem that Internet startups face when they begin to grow: scalability. It is imperative to be able to not only handle large flows of data from
Why the Music Industry is Lying to You
According to TorrentFreak, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) last week released their latest report, summing up the digital music landscape at the start of 2008. The IFPI
Internet TV’s Future is Set-Top Boxes
last100 editor Steve O'Hear has been pondering the future of Internet TV and he sees set-top boxes as key. A set-top box, according to this definition, is "a device used
Open Thread: How Do You Stream Internet Content to Your TV?
One of Apple's announcements yesterday was a completely redesigned Apple TV. It's competing in a crowded and still confusing field of products that stream video from the Internet to your
Poll: Are You Still Watching Cable TV?
Chris Albrecht has a post on NewTeeVee this morning asking for suggestions to help him break up with cable. Even though cable prices have gone up 77 percent since 1996,
Where In the World Is WikiLeaks Mirrored? [Google Earth]
The WikiLeaks saga of the last two weeks has been illustrative, if nothing else, of the importance of the decentralization of the Internet in relation to the freedom of information.
FCC Says BitTorrent Throttling Illegal, EFF Releases Tool for You To Test Your ISP For It
The Federal Communications Commission ruled this morning by a 3 to 2 vote that Comcast's arbitrary throttling of customers' use of BitTorrent was illegal. Hours before the ruling, the Electronic
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