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]]> Comment on BitTorrent goes legit by casino http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/28/bittorrent-goes-legit#comment-59 casino Wed, 11 Jan 2006 11:44:18 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/28/bittorrent-goes-legit#comment-59 Whats the latest on the world of Bit torrent and P2P? Are they still banning copyrighted movies? Whats the latest on the world of Bit torrent and P2P? Are they still banning copyrighted movies?

]]> Comment on Goodbye ed2k and bittorrent by casino http://p2pexeem.net/2005/11/27/goodbye-ed2k-and-bittorrent#comment-58 casino Wed, 11 Jan 2006 11:32:00 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/11/27/goodbye-ed2k-and-bittorrent#comment-58 Whats the latest on the world of Bit torrent and P2P? Are they still banning copyrighted movies? Whats the latest on the world of Bit torrent and P2P? Are they still banning copyrighted movies?

]]> Comment on BBC’s p2p TV player by frank http://p2pexeem.net/2005/10/05/bbcs-p2p-tv-player#comment-57 frank Sun, 01 Jan 2006 03:25:20 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/10/05/bbcs-p2p-tv-player#comment-57 i have done already. i have done already.

]]> Comment on BBC’s p2p TV player by frank http://p2pexeem.net/2005/10/05/bbcs-p2p-tv-player#comment-56 frank Sun, 01 Jan 2006 03:24:46 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/10/05/bbcs-p2p-tv-player#comment-56 hope to watch the programme from BBC, i have been listening to the radio of BBC, it is wonderful and i believe the TV programme will be better, because there is a picture. hope to watch the programme from BBC, i have been listening to the radio of BBC, it is wonderful and i believe the TV programme will be better, because there is a picture.

]]> Comment on BearShare - The Bastard Child of Gnutella by Daver http://p2pexeem.net/2005/07/27/bearshare-the-bastard-child-of-gnutella#comment-40 Daver Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:48:28 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/07/27/bearshare-the-bastard-child-of-gnutella#comment-40 Shareaza vs Bearshare ? Shareaza supports Gnutella, G2, Ed2k & Bittorrent What networks does Bearshare support? Shareaza vs Bearshare ?

Shareaza supports Gnutella, G2, Ed2k & Bittorrent

What networks does Bearshare support?

]]> Comment on ICOO Network NEWS by Stephane http://p2pexeem.net/2005/08/24/icoo-network-news#comment-30 Stephane Tue, 18 Oct 2005 04:35:59 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/08/24/icoo-network-news#comment-30 Im looking for password for icoo v2.5 Im looking for password for icoo v2.5

]]> Comment on June Supreme Court Ruling Taking Toll on Music Sharing by Dan Gift http://p2pexeem.net/2005/10/01/june-supreme-court-ruling-taking-toll-on-music-sharing#comment-27 Dan Gift Tue, 04 Oct 2005 00:00:37 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/10/01/june-supreme-court-ruling-taking-toll-on-music-sharing#comment-27 This is crazy. I'm going back to record music off the radio. Next they'll be suing the radio stations too for sharing music over the air. To find out who's sharing files appears to me to be a voilation of civil rights. Would it be legal for companies to do wiretapping too? The record companies make it seem like they're doing the artists such a favor, but in reality, it's the record companies that really benefit. This is crazy. I’m going back to record music off the radio. Next they’ll be suing the radio stations too for sharing music over the air.

To find out who’s sharing files appears to me to be a voilation of civil rights. Would it be legal for companies to do wiretapping too?

The record companies make it seem like they’re doing the artists such a favor, but in reality, it’s the record companies that really benefit.

]]> Comment on Academic Napster by Alex Valentine http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/22/academic-napster#comment-22 Alex Valentine Thu, 22 Sep 2005 14:30:05 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/22/academic-napster#comment-22 I've tried to push for people who talk to the press about LionShare to mention open source and mention its origins. LionShare does use a modified limewire core and a small portion of the limewire gui. The problem that we have is that as soon as limewire is mentioned, then people think music piracy and start to misconstrue how LionShare will be used and think that is will be essentially another open Gnutella network. I’ve tried to push for people who talk to the press about LionShare to mention open source and mention its origins. LionShare does use a modified limewire core and a small portion of the limewire gui.

The problem that we have is that as soon as limewire is mentioned, then people think music piracy and start to misconstrue how LionShare will be used and think that is will be essentially another open Gnutella network.

]]> Comment on Academic Napster by Mark Earnest http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/22/academic-napster#comment-21 Mark Earnest Thu, 22 Sep 2005 13:15:33 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/22/academic-napster#comment-21 "The university was the first to buy wholeheartedly into the Big Four record label cartel’s University Marketing Scheme whereby the cartel doesn’t sue students if they buy its product." Sadly this is true, Lionshare started well before (and completely independant) of the whole Napster thing though. "Penn emphasises that LionShare was funded by Mellon. However nowhere in its rambling report does Penn mention that LionShare couldn’t have been started in the first place without LimeWire GPL (General Public License) code." Not in the high level report no, but this is mentioned all over the site. Lionshare itself is (obviously) GPL as well. And it COULD have been started without Limewire, but why reinvent the wheel when Limewire already did what we wanted and allowed us to focus on adding security stuff and additional searchable adacemic metadata? Mark “The university was the first to buy wholeheartedly into the Big Four record label cartel’s University Marketing Scheme whereby the cartel doesn’t sue students if they buy its product.”

Sadly this is true, Lionshare started well before (and completely independant) of the whole Napster thing though.

“Penn emphasises that LionShare was funded by Mellon. However nowhere in its rambling report does Penn mention that LionShare couldn’t have been started in the first place without LimeWire GPL (General Public License) code.”

Not in the high level report no, but this is mentioned all over the site. Lionshare itself is (obviously) GPL as well. And it COULD have been started without Limewire, but why reinvent the wheel when Limewire already did what we wanted and allowed us to focus on adding security stuff and additional searchable adacemic metadata?

Mark

]]> Comment on Avaya buys P2P VoIP maker Nimcat for $46 million by Mark Evans http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/20/avaya-buys-p2p-voip-maker-nimcat-for-46-million#comment-20 Mark Evans Wed, 21 Sep 2005 12:00:02 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/09/20/avaya-buys-p2p-voip-maker-nimcat-for-46-million#comment-20 <strong>Nortel Looks for New CTO; Needs Strategic Acquisitions</strong> According to CEO Bill Owens, Nortel Networks will take its time before it hires a new CTO to replace Gary Kunis, who quit in May along with COO Gary Daichendt. "It is a very important part of Nortel," Owens told Reuters. "We're making billion do... Nortel Looks for New CTO; Needs Strategic Acquisitions

According to CEO Bill Owens, Nortel Networks will take its time before
it hires a new CTO to replace Gary Kunis, who quit in May along with
COO Gary Daichendt. “It is a very important part of Nortel,” Owens told
Reuters. “We’re making billion do…

]]> Comment on Free Wi-Fi? Get Ready for GoogleNet. by Mark http://p2pexeem.net/2005/08/30/free-wi-fi-get-ready-for-googlenet#comment-4 Mark Wed, 31 Aug 2005 15:35:19 +0000 http://p2pexeem.net/2005/08/30/free-wi-fi-get-ready-for-googlenet#comment-4 And people ask "What is Google going to do with 4 billion dollars? The issue that I see however is that I don't believe they could ever build a network vast enough to serve the population without using other carriers. Afterall if we're talking video, voice and music you're talking broadband, and that may take provisioning connections with multiple carriers. That is if you want to reach the average Joe in Iowa. And people ask “What is Google going to do with 4 billion dollars? The issue that I see however is that I don’t believe they could ever build a network vast enough to serve the population without using other carriers.

Afterall if we’re talking video, voice and music you’re talking broadband, and that may take provisioning connections with multiple carriers. That is if you want to reach the average Joe in Iowa.

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