Posts Tagged ‘music’

Is Vye Music innovation? Or is it stealing?

Posted in filesharing on November 23rd, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view | P2P | Music:- “A 16-year Gold Coast kid is promoting the theft of music with his new site Vye Music,” says Undercover.com in Australia. But, “With the help of close friends and family, 16-year-old Charles Allatt, has launched Vye Music, an online meta search app for music files around the Net,” says DigitalBeat .

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Lady Gaga ‘Poker Face’ rip off

Posted in filesharing on November 22nd, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view Music:- Spotify, and sites like it, are supposed to help sink music ‘pirates’, not mimic them. Ask Lady Gaga what she thinks about that theory, promulgated by the corporate music industry.

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If 3,000 people paid $1 a month …

Posted in filesharing on November 21st, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

… p2pnet would stay online. Actually, it would be a few cents more than that, what with CC fees.

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If 3,000 people paid $1 a month …

Posted in filesharing on November 21st, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

… p2pnet would stay online. Actually, it would be a few cents more than that, what with CC fees. But you get the idea … I’ve just put p2pnet up for sale .

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Entertainment cartel UK 3 Strikes Plan stalled

Posted in filesharing on November 21st, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view P2P | Politics:- Efforts by the Hollywood and Big Music to have their Three Strikes anti-P2P business plan forced into law in Britain before the next elections look doomed to failure, for the moment, at least.

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Biggest copyright sting in history

Posted in filesharing on November 19th, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view P2P | Politics:- The British Labour Government has come up with “the most radical copyright proposal I’ve ever seen,” posts  Boingboing . More radical than disconnecting people of they fail to toe the corporate entertainment cartel party line ? Yup

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p2pnet World Headlines: Nov 19, 2009, #1

Posted in 367, filesharing on November 19th, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

Hi all: I have a lot of stuff happening in the background (as well as being hit by this bug that’s going around) so from today until next week,  sometime,  I’ll mainly be posting headline roundups, although they’ll be interspersed with stories, if and when I can manage it. But normal service WILL be resumed, and as soon as possible

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Billy Bragg, Charlie Angus, on digital culture

Posted in filesharing on November 19th, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view P2P | Politics:- The outgoing British Labour government wants to leave as its legacy a law to victimise members of the P2P communities, including children, who share with each other online. “Initially the Government will aim to educate and those identified as downloading unlawfully, will be sent letters,” says the Telegraph . “If this proves insufficient, technical measures will be introduced — including the powers to disconnect pirates.” The ‘graduated response’ Three Strikes plan, touted as separate ‘initiatives’ by individual governments such as Britain’s, is  in fact a major component of a massive global entertainment industry scheme to acquire the net as an exclusive corporate marketing and distribution vehicle.

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Guvera: greatest ad thingy since sliced eggs

Posted in filesharing on November 18th, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view Music | Advertising:- There’s Big 4 ‘product’. Then there’s music

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Britain changes 3 strikes to 2 strikes

Posted in filesharing on November 18th, 2009 by admin – Comments Off

p2pnet news view P2P | Politics:- “Legal framework for tackling copyright infringement via education and technical measure.” This innocuous looking sentence is the lead item in the BBC ’s summation of UK government plans to gain control of the Internet on behalf of  Vivendi Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony Music, with trumped up allegations against P2P file sharers as the linchpin, and the Queen’s speech as the excuse. “Plans for tackling pirates will be a two-stage process, according to the Bill,” says the Telegraph .

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