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| 24th
Feb 2008 |
MP3Victim
site updated. |
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| 23rd
Feb 2008 |
2-peer-or-not-2-peer?
RIAA Sends More Pre-Lawsuit
Letters To Colleges One Year
Into Campaign.
The Recording Industry Association
of America (RIAA), on behalf
of its member record companies,
has sent a new wave of 401 pre-litigation
settlement letters to 12 universities
this week.
The letters cite individuals
for online music theft via peer-to-peer
services such as Ares, BitTorrent,
Gnutella, Limewire, and Morpheus.
This is the 13th wave of letters
sent to the following colleges:
Boston University.
Columbia University.
Drexel University.
Indiana University.
North Carolina State University.
Ohio State University.
Purdue University.
Tufts University.
University of Maine System.
University of New Hampshire.
University of Southern California.
University of Virginia. |
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| 21st
Feb 2008 |
New MP3 site has been added
for review.
Syndikut MP3 - Track it down!
the 1st non russian MP3 site
we have reviewed so far.. View
the review here |
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| 15th
Feb 2008 |
MP3Victim.com
launched MP3Victim TV a free
program that enables you to
watch over 2,000 TV channels
and listen to thousands of radio
stations all from one program
on your PC ... Download MP3Victim
TV free here
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| 12th
Feb 2008 |
Illegal
downloaders 'face UK ban'.
People in the UK who go online
and illegally download music
and films may have their internet
access cut under plans the government
is considering. 
A draft consultation suggests
internet service providers would
be required to take action over
users who access pirated material
via their accounts. 
But the government is stressing
that plans are at an early stage
and it is still working on final
proposals.
Six million people a year are
estimated to download files
illegally in the UK.
Music and film companies say
that the illegal downloads cost
them millions of pounds in lost
revenues.
If service providers turn over
such data, would they not be
in breech of the data protection
act by breaking customer confidentiality?
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