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Article | 29/05/2012 San Francisco website TaskRabbit expands in the US, London in its sights
Cynthia De Acha didn't know that she could buy fresh New England lobsters in Silicon Valley, but thanks to a recent delivery to a Google executive, sh...
Article | 22/05/2012 How to manage multiple Twitter accounts
There are many ways you can use Twitter to help build your business. For example, you can track trending topics, leverage Web analytics, and tap some ...
Article | 5/05/2012 Judge throws out mass John Doe porn copyright lawsuits
A judge in New York has shot down the attempt of three pornography studios to sue nearly 80 people for allegedly downloading movies on BitTorrent, wit...
Article | 12/10/2011 FTC: P-to-P software shared personal info from smartphones
Peer-to-peer software developer Frostwire has agreed to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission charges that its software would likely cause users to unk...
Article | 5/05/2011 CBS sued for distributing LimeWire software
An entrepreneur and over a dozen hip-hop artists are suing CBS over its part in contributing to piracy. The suit, filed by FilmOn founder Alki David ...
Article | 28/01/2011 Google Instant bans 'BitTorrent' word
What do curse words, porn terms and the word BitTorrent have in common? They're all blacklisted from Google Instant.
Article | 13/01/2011 MIT pioneers ad hoc network-bottleneck breaker
Two researchers may have found a way to greatly reduce traffic bottlenecks that could take place in ad hoc networks. Such work may be essential for th...
Article | 1/12/2010 P2P-based alternative to DNS hopes to challenge ICANN
A group led by former Pirate Bay spokesman Peter Sunde is forming to develop a peer-to-peer-based alternative to today's ICANN-controlled DNS system, ...
Article | 10/11/2010 LimeWire is quietly resurrected: It's baaack!
Less than a month after its "permanent shut down," LimeWire has been resurrected by an anonymous dev team -- and it's better and more powerful than be...
Article | 28/10/2010 LimeWire shut down permanently
File-sharing program LimeWire has been permanently shut down after a federal judge found it guilty of assisting users in committing copyright infringe...
Article | 27/10/2010 Court orders LimeWire to cease file-sharing business
In a major victory for the music industry, a New York federal judge has ordered embattled P2P software maker LimeWire to immediately and permanently s...
Article | 9/07/2010 Hacker cracks Pirate Bay, exposes 4M pirates
Use Pirate Bay to find or swap files? If so, about 4 million of you have just had your accounts hacked and user names, e-mail and Internet addresses c...
Article | 16/03/2010 British Internet legislation causes rising tension
A package of legislation designed to combat copyright infringement in Britain is stirring more controversy as it moves through Parliament.
Article | 2/10/2009 Prospective Pirate Bay buyer loses key technology partner
The deal between Global Gaming Factory (GGF) X and Peerialism, whose P-to-P (peer-to-peer) technology was supposed to be a key component of the new Pi...
Article | 12/08/2009 Seattle man used Limewire for identity theft
A Seattle man was sentenced to more than three years in prison Tuesday for using the Limewire file-sharing service to lift personal information from c...

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