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Tuesday, August 10, 2004

Roxio becomes music-only middleman, changes name to Napster.

Broadband becomes faster, cheaper, for many users. Economy boosted. RIAA lawyers hard at work.

TiVo becomes cheaper. Economy boosted. MPAA lawyers hard at work.

News roundup.

Substantial, non-infringing use. This is where BitTorrent provides a significant advantage over traditional client-server models. Various Linux distributions have been available over BitTorrent almost since day one (of BT, not Linux, obviously), and it's substantially simpler then selecting a mirror from the endless lists.

--Ari

posted by Ari F. | 9:22 AM

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