Can you please hand over all electronic devices that you carry with you, Sir ? I need to check them thoroughly for copyright infringing material, terrorist activity and pornography. Is that a video of you and your wife, wow that looks hot. Is that the new song of Madonna ? Do you have a receipt [...]
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May
Pennywise Reason to Believe Album Free at Myspace
Posted by Martin in Music Industry, Music and Video, The Web TAGS in Music Industry, Music and Video, The Web31
Mar
There is undoubtedly a trend of releasing music albums for free / for donations / for what individuals are willing to pay on the Internet. The last months were full of stories about bands like Radiohead or Nine Inch Nails who managed to create lots of publicity by using these new distribution methods that would [...]
Nine Inch Nails’s Music Experiment Successful
Posted by Martin in Entertainment, Music and Video TAGS in Entertainment, Music and Video5
Mar
Radiohead was the first band that used the Internet as their main distribution method for their music and that gave their fans the best price ever for their music by letting the downloaders decide what they would pay. This premiere was not perfect by all means though but it was definitely a step in the right direction.
How users are being tracked on P2P networks
Posted by Martin in P2p, Security, The Web TAGS in P2p, Security, The Web9
Feb
Have you ever asked yourself how it is possible that users are tracked over months in P2P networks although their IP address is changing regularly ? We only hear reports about session based user identifications. Session based means that shared files of this session are analyzed and recorded opposed to tracking a user over months.
RIAA is becoming desperate
Posted by Martin in Music Industry, Music and Video, Tools, software TAGS in Music Industry, Music and Video, Tools, software8
Feb
In a move that can only be described as desperate the RIAA, or better Cary Sherman, its President, suggested at the State of the Net Conference to bundle filters that check for copyrighted data with programs that would benefit the user such as antivirus applications to counter the problem with encryption that they are currently facing. He did not stop there though and suggested that the ISP would monitor, ehm, filter, the user as well through the likes of the modem for instance.
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