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Redbox in Talks with Game Publishers DailyTech Many movie fans have learned that the cheapest way to get films is to rent them from kiosks like the ones Redbox operates. These kiosks are popping up in all sorts of locations and many locations offer more than one kiosk in stores because of the high demand. Reuters reports that Redbox, one of the leading DVD rental kiosks, is in talks with video game providers to add video gamer rentals to its kiosks.

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p2pnet news view | Movies:- The articulated metal skeleton used to make the final, “climactic scenes of the 1933 film ‘King Kong’ ” was knocked down for the equivalent of $200,000 at a UK auction. “Barely recognizable as the giant ape that terrorized New York as it scaled the Empire State Building, the metal model sold by Christie’s is just 22 inches high and consists of a collection of hinges and screws that were once covered in rabbit fur,” says Reuters . “It’d been expected to fetch 100-150,000 pounds at the auction of film memorabilia in London, and was the star lot of the sale,” says the story

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p2pnet news view | Crime:- On the right is a clip from the real Tiffany website. There used to be an unreal one – a fake Tiffany.  But together with 1,218 similar pseudo-sites such as Ugg boots, it’s been shut down by London’s Metropolitan Police e-crime unit.

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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- Is Britain’s Virgin beginning to look like a —- well, you know? Or are suspicions about its reported use of spyware unfounded? As p2pnet reported earlier today, it “says it plans to try a DPI (deep packet inspection) system called CView,” the “first commercially available solution to provide a metric highlighting the volume and nature of Peer to Peer (P2P) file sharing activity on an ISP network,” claims its owner, Detica

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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- I recently had an opportunity to re-read a pamphlet I wrote in 2000 for a series on new thinking about mutualism published by the Co-operative Party.

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p2pnet news view Freedom | P2P:- Alex Hanff, famous for leading the fight against privacy pirate Phorm, is now targeting Virgin Media, citing its reported use of DPI (deep-packet inspection). Britain’s Virgin Media says it plans to try a DPI (deep packet inspection) system called CView, “the first commercially available solution to provide a metric highlighting the volume and nature of Peer to Peer (P2P) file sharing activity on an ISP network,” claims its owner, Detica

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The New York Times Launches Times Skimmer BUSINESS WIRE The New York Times announced today the release of Times Skimmer (http://www.nytimes.com/timesskimmer/), a new application for NYTimes.com that provides online readers with the layout and experience of paging through a newspaper, making it easy to browse through headlines and discover stories deep within sections of the Web site. Times Skimmer displays a collection of headlines and short summaries of articles in a grid layout.

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p2pnet news view | Advertising:- Giant adco Google has come up with a paywall paywall. Under First click free, it explains >>> We’ve worked with other subscription-based news services to arrange that the very first article view by a Google News user (identifiable by referrer) doesn’t require subscription. While the first article can be seen without subscribing, all clicks on the article page are “trapped.” This means that if users click anywhere else on that page, they’ll be prompted to sign up.

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p2pnet news view P2P:- “The Internet age cannot just be the triumph of amateur hour.” So says Wall Sreet Journal chief scribe Robert Thomson. But, Robert, it already is, and has been for the best part of this century.

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