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By Pierre
Andre THIBAULT,
in Copenhagen, Denmark, August 2004,
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=free+download&ei=UTF-8&fr=fp-tab-web-t&cop=mss&tab
Free download on Yahoo
Examples of “file sharing”, "peer to peer", and other methods, for free music
downloads:
http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent Bit Torrent
http://btplusplus.sourceforge.net BT++
http://www.neo-modus.com Direct
Connect
“Tired of other file-sharing communities such as KaZaA, Gnutella, and WinMX? Tired of Napster Clones in general? Looking for something new? Get ready to change the way you think about peer-to-peer file-sharing. Neo-Modus®' Direct Connect™ offers a complete set of tools to locate any type of media.”
http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net DC++
WARNING !!!
Free music, video, film, movies, gambling, casino, porn, pirate stuff…,
and some large file downloading programs, can be said by support service
companies to be the reason of trouble for many users, opening ways, channels, back
door entrance…, for spam, unwanted ads, popups, trojans, viruses, hijack
attempts… and even causing computer
crash in some cases ?
Some hijackers can even
pirate and link specific keywords in your own texts or articles, even with
Copyright, and link them to their shit, or to other hijackers’ shit !!! Could very well be. So, in this very text, or in any
other one, if you see words as “gambling”, “casino”, “sex”, “porn”, even “computer”…
linking suspiciously to some “Looking for”, “Home Search”, “Cool Search”, Web
Search”, “Searching the Search Engines” page, or anything like that, it is just
an example of a typical “keyword piracy” in a text with Copyright. The link to
this shit does NOT exist in the original
Microsoft Word document, and is NOT written with hyperlink by the author of the
text !!! It is just hijacked by the linked page, or by some competitors of theirs, or by some of
those who don’t like piracy, and who pirate back the pirates, in some vendetta
spirit !
http://searchsmallbizit.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid44_gci212119,00.html File sharing
on Whatis at http://whatis.techtarget.com
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=file+sharing+free+music+download&ei=UTF-8&fr=fp-tab-web-t&n=20&fl=0&x=wrt File sharing free
music download on Yahoo
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=peer+to+peer+free+music+download&ei=UTF-8&fr=fp-tab-web-t&cop=mss&tab Peer-to-peer free
music download on Yahoo
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=free+music+download&ei=UTF-8&fr=fp-tab-web-t&cop=mss&tab Free Music Download
on Yahoo
For sound, audio, and music file
format, extension, suffix, see whatis.com on
http://whatis.techtarget.com, or
http://www.wotsit.org, http://www.tacomputers.com/extensions.htm
(absolute latest file format, extension, suffix are most often NOT yet listed)
For downloading, browsing, archiving, creating, serving, handling,
keeping, selling, sending, transferring,
large files, or big, or fat files (video, film, movies, large images, graphic, data base files …), see for
example http://bitconjurer.org, http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent, http://www.sendthisfile.com, http://www.fatfile.com
…
From Yahoo News – Reuters – May 25, 2004
RIAA Sues 493 More U.S. Music
Swappers
(Reuters) - A U.S. music industry group said Monday it
had sued 493 more people for copyright infringement as part of its campaign to
stop consumers from copying music over the Internet. The Recording Industry
Association of America has now sued nearly 3,000 individuals since last
September in an attempt to discourage people from copying songs through
"peer to peer" networks like Kazaa and LimeWire. More...
Anti-Piracy Efforts (RIAA) | Message board
Record Industry Sues 493 More U.S.
Music Swappers
- Reuters
via Yahoo! News (May 24, 2004)
Legal Music Downloads Rock Steady - PC World via Yahoo! News (May 20, 2004)
Napster Beats iTunes to Europe with
UK Launch - Reuters via Yahoo! News
(May 20, 2004)
Music buyers gravitate toward legal
downloads: survey
- AFP
via Yahoo! News (May 19, 2004)
More CD buyers try out digital song
stores - at CNET.com (May 19,
2004)
Dell's Digital Jukebox plays
open-source
- at
CNET.com (May 19, 2004)
LimeWire upgrades P2P software - at CNET.com (May 18, 2004)
Apple's iTunes software heads to
China - at CNET.com (May 18,
2004)
Conn. Man Fined for Downloading
Music - AP via Yahoo! News (May
13, 2004)
Consumers' Digital Rights Debated - PC World via Yahoo! News (May 12, 2004)
Anonymous file-swapping programmer
arrested - at New Scientist (May
11, 2004)
Sony Takes Aim at Apple But iPod
Seen Safe for Now
- Reuters
via Yahoo! News (May 11, 2004)
EarthLink, Cox Pulled Into Music
Piracy Suits
- Law.com
via Yahoo! Finance (May 7, 2004)
Samsung Shows Tiny Audio Players - PC World via Yahoo! News (May 7, 2004)
Secure Digital Music Initiative
(SDMI) - founded to
develop a specification for the secure distribution and use of music in digital
form. Site includes a FAQ about the initiative.
Recording Industry Association of
America -
site includes sections on music and piracy and legal cases.
Boycott RIAA - opposes the RIAA and the music industry
on the grounds that they exercise near-monopolistic control over artists and
their work. Endorses new technologies that bypass the industry and allows
artists to have control over their work.
Electronic Frontier Foundation:
File-Sharing: It's Music to our Ears - campaign in support of peer-to-peer file-sharing. Includes
a searchable database of usernames and IP addresses impacted by the RIAA
legal action.
Coalition For The Future of Music - drawing together independent music and
music technology communities to address marketplace issues such as control over
the manufacturing and distribution of music.
From Betamax to Napster: The
Evolution of the "Right to Copy - timeline that traces advances in technology and related
changes to intellectual property law. From MSNBC. more
Music buyers gravitate toward legal downloads: survey
From Yahoo News – AFP – May 19, 2004.
Buyers Gravitate Toward Legal
Downloads
NEW YORK (AFP) - US music consumers are sharply increasing their interest in legal
downloads and diminishing their use of free song-swapping over the Internet, a
survey showed. The survey by the NPD Group found about five percent of those
who have purchased music CDs also used a legal Internet service to purchase
music in the first quarter of 2004, or triple the percentage in the same period
a year ago. More...
More CD Buyers Try Legal Digital
Music Services (NPD
Group) Legal Downloading Sites (RIAA) | Message board
Music buyers gravitate toward legal
downloads: survey
- AFP
via Yahoo! News (May 19, 2004)
More CD buyers try out digital song
stores - at CNET.com (May 19,
2004)
Dell's Digital Jukebox plays
open-source
- at
CNET.com (May 19, 2004)
LimeWire upgrades P2P software - at CNET.com (May 18, 2004)
Apple's iTunes software heads to
China - at CNET.com (May 18,
2004)
Conn. Man Fined for Downloading
Music - AP via Yahoo! News (May
13, 2004)
Consumers' Digital Rights Debated - PC World via Yahoo! News (May 12, 2004)
Anonymous file-swapping programmer arrested - at New Scientist (May 11, 2004)
Sony Takes Aim at Apple But iPod
Seen Safe for Now
- Reuters
via Yahoo! News (May 11, 2004)
EarthLink, Cox Pulled Into Music
Piracy Suits
- Law.com
via Yahoo! Finance (May 7, 2004)
Samsung Shows Tiny Audio Players - PC World via Yahoo! News (May 7, 2004)
Woman Fined for Getting Tunes Off
Internet - AP via Yahoo! News (May
6, 2004)
Apple Sells 3.3 Million Songs on
iTunes in Week
- Reuters
via Yahoo! News (May 5, 2004)
Sony unveils online music service - at BBC (May 5, 2004)
Secure Digital Music Initiative
(SDMI) - founded to
develop a specification for the secure distribution and use of music in digital
form. Site includes a FAQ about the initiative.
Recording Industry Association of
America - site includes a
section on music and the Internet, and sections on copyright, and a campaign against piracy.
Boycott RIAA - opposes the RIAA and the music industry
on the grounds that they exercise near-monopolistic control over artists and
their work. Endorses new technologies that bypass the industry and allows
artists to have control over their work.
Electronic Frontier Foundation:
File-Sharing: It's Music to our Ears - campaign in support of peer-to-peer file-sharing. Includes
a searchable database of usernames and IP addresses impacted by the RIAA
legal action. Coalition For The Future of Music - drawing together independent music and
music technology communities to address marketplace issues such as control over
the manufacturing and distribution of music. Fairtunes - allows digital music consumers to
voluntarily send money to artists for their work.
From Betamax to Napster: The
Evolution of the "Right to Copy - timeline that traces advances in technology and related
changes to intellectual property law. From MSNBC.
Camp Chaos: Metallica vs. Napster - animated satire starring likenesses of
Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield. Includes "Metallicops",
"Metallica Millionaire", and "Napster - Bad!" Additional
satire: MetalliGREED with Motley Crue.
Editorial Cartoons: Napster - representing views from around the
world, updated daily. From Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoonists' Index.
Rapstation: Chuck D & Lars on
the Charlie Rose Show -
read excerpts, or listen to or watch the full program on which the two
musicians squared off over the Napster controversy. Originally aired on May 12,
2000 on PBS.
Signal or Noise: The Future of Music
on the Net -
conference held at Harvard Law School, February 25, 2000. Includes video
of a discussion, "Intellectual Property: Will Technology Kill
It, or Only Make It Stronger?"and of speakers such as Chuck D.
LAUNCH: Downloads - online music, broadcasts, on-demand
video, and more.
Winamp - flexible shareware music player for Windows 95/98/NT. Supports MP3, MP2, CD, MOD, WAV and other audio formats, custom interfaces called 'skins' and audio visualization and audio effect plug-ins
RIAA and the Secure Digital Music
Initiative Challenge -
April 2001 letter from the RIAA to Edward Felten, the Princeton
University researcher who cracked the SDMI code and Prof Felten's research
paper
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