p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- “Gulli exposes Davenport Lyons, Kornmeier,” said p2pnet recently. Now the German edition of Britain’s prestigious Financial Times has picked the Gulli story up
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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- “Disclaimer,” writes Christopher Soghoian in slight paranoia , going on >>> “The information presented here has been gathered and analyzed in my capacity as a graduate student at Indiana University. This data was gathered and analyzed on my own time, without using federal government resources. This data, and the analysis I draw from it will be a major component of my PhD dissertation, and as such, I am releasing it in order to receive constructive criticism on my theories from other experts in the field
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p2pnet news view P2P:- Posts may be few and far between for a little while. The move to my new Belgian host multibox.be went quickly and flawlessly, thanks to the expertise of Ciff Haerden, and if all things were equal, there’d be no problem.
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Gangs in New York talk Twitter: Use tweets to trash-talk rivals, plan fights New York Daily News Some groups of teenagers in Harlem use the messaging website Twitter, via their mobile phones, to organize street fights and other shady activities. The city’s street gangs are becoming tweet gangs. Manhattan’s young thugs have turned to Twitter, and the cops who track them are fast behind, the Daily News has learned
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p2pnet news view P2P | Politics:- America wants to to push laws that reach beyond WIPO net treaties and beyond current European Union law, “confirming the U.S. desire to promote a three-strikes and you’re out policy,” says Michael Geist , quoting from a leaked European Commission analysis of the ACTA Internet chapter. It also contains detailed comments on US proposals for a “Global DMCA, harmonized contributory copyright infringement rules, and the establishment of an international notice-and-takedown policy,” says Geist.
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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- Italian authorities still want four Google executives behind bars.
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Internet activists push for greater democracy Associated Press The Internet can be a powerful medium for politicians to get their message across but it is also a vital means for civilians to have a say in what politicians do, participants in a political conference say. Andrew Rasiej, founder of the Personal Democracy Forum series, said tools such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube help people organize “in order to have an impact on the political process and to petition governments to be more responsive to their everyday needs.” Saturday’s conference comes at a time when more and more people are using the Internet to have their say.
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p2pnet news view | P2P | Music:- “I was listening to a CBS [url="http://player.play.it/player/player.html?v=4.6.27&id=14596"]Flash Internet station[/url] in September,” writes long-time p2pnet mate Jack Spratt on p2p-zone . “Something I’d been doing with my Opera browser since the summer
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Anonymous Gossip Sites Time Horny guys, lowbrow debates and run-of-the-mill spam all seem to be in abundant supply on CollegeACB.com (the acronym stands for Anonymous Confession Board). But what sets this site–and others like it–apart from the coarse commentary found on YouTube or, for that matter, a political blog are the personal attacks against private citizens, often with last names included, that leave victims with little recourse aside from demanding that the anonymous comments be taken down. (See a video of the CollegeACB founder.) What used to be whispered on campuses is now broadcast, in the most cowardly way, for anyone with an Internet connection to see
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Americans Toss Out 40 Percent of All Food Livescience While many Americans feast on turkey and all the fixings today, a new study finds food waste per person has shot up 50 percent since 1974.
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