SNIU of profits: RIAA asks Red Cross to turn down money from Sharman.
FTC P2P conference. More coverage.
Canada quashes copyright tax on MP3 players. Not sure how I feel about this, as in theory it might be good, but asking legitimate users to pay for piracy seems silly.
Try tracking this. Yet another example of how the Internet is very difficult to control through legislation.
A step towards more SNIU--better search.
Studios claim that 90% of Grokster traffic is non-SNIU. So what becomes substantial, 10%? 20%? Given the millions of files traded every day, 10% seems substantial to me.
SNIU
Patents as weapons.
--Ari
FTC P2P conference. More coverage.
Canada quashes copyright tax on MP3 players. Not sure how I feel about this, as in theory it might be good, but asking legitimate users to pay for piracy seems silly.
Try tracking this. Yet another example of how the Internet is very difficult to control through legislation.
A step towards more SNIU--better search.
Studios claim that 90% of Grokster traffic is non-SNIU. So what becomes substantial, 10%? 20%? Given the millions of files traded every day, 10% seems substantial to me.
SNIU
Patents as weapons.
--Ari
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