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The Weakest Link: What Wikileaks Has Taught Us About the Open Internet
"The first serious infowar is now engaged," EFF co-founder John Perry Barlow tweeted on Friday. "The field of battle is WikiLeaks. You are the troops." And here we are. In
On the Heels of Recent Domain Seizures, ICANN Insists "We Don't Take Down Websites"
Following the recent government seizure of over 80 websites, there was a certain amount of finger-pointing aimed at ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers - the nonprofit
LimeWire Closes Online Store, Ends Plans for Legal Music Subscription Service
It appears as though a recent court decision forcing LimeWire to halt its P2P services is having a ripple effect to other parts of the company, as All Things Digital
P2P-Based DNS Seeks to Counter ICANN and Thwart Domain Seizures
With the news of Pirate Bay convictions upheld in Sweden, website seizures in the U.S., and now threats to "do something" about Wikileaks, it's no surprise that there are now
RIAA and LimeWire on the Hunt for Creator of LimeWire Pirate Edition
Two weeks after the injunction against LimeWire in late October that forced the P2P filesharing site's closure, a "horde of piratical monkeys" revived the LimeWire codebase and moniker, launching the
What Do Last Week's U.S. Elections Mean for Net Neutrality?
Following last week's U.S. midterm elections, many are wondering if the Republican Party's victories and impending control of Congress will be the nail in the coffin for net neutrality legislation.
Weekly Wrap-up: Unlike Facebook News Feed, Hulu Plus Opens to All, Your One True Mobile Platform And More...
This week's chart-topping story was Sarah Perez's look at the new unlike button on Facebook's News Feed. In our coverage of other top Internet trends, new data shows that the
World Wide, Web Surfing Down as Entertainment, P2P Dominate Global Internet Usage
Sandvine's Fall 2010 report on global Internet trends gives a glimpse into Internet usage in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. In addition to examining geographic differences, the report
As LimeWire Shuts Its Doors, Other P2P Clients See a Surge in Usage
Less than a week since LimeWire was ordered to shut down its operations, almost all other major file-sharing applications are reporting a massive increase in downloads, arguably from those displaced
Court Orders LimeWire to Shut Its File-Sharing Doors
In a major victory for record labels and a major bummer for P2P file-sharers, the Gnutella-based download client LimeWire has been ordered to immediately stop distributing and supporting its software.
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