Is Mulve a ‘nightmare scenario’ for the recording industry?

So says TorrentFreak, in a post that in conjunction with Lifehacker seems to have rendered the new MP3-getting service unreviewable for the moment. Described adjecterifically as a "portable, single-minded, lightning-fast MP3 search-and-download application" by the latter and ... continue

No, you wouldn’t

The most compelling argument against filesharing to date. [via reddit] continue

Sharing on Facebook is a good thing unless it’s using Limewire

With a market share of around 35% Limewire is one of the best known filesharing applications and this was something they were hoping would become a success application on Facebook. The only problem is ... continue

Britain to turn 7 million people into bona fide criminals

After a weekend get together with David Geffen, a billionaire producer, and members of the Rothschild banking dynasty at their family holiday villa on the Greek island of Corfu, Lord Mandelson the British business ... continue

RIAA smacks down Usenet.com in court

Usenet.com is preparing for what may amount to "hundreds of millions of dollars" in damages after losing a case brought by the RIAA in New York against the internet dinosaur. Ars Technica detailed the laundry list of grievances ... continue

Movie industry meet your new viral marketing department – it’s those nasty pirates

It’s been rather interesting following the ridiculousness following the ‘accidental’ leaking of the newest X-Men movie to the web. Already it has seen one data center get raided by the FBI and one Fox ... continue

Inaugural day sneakiness from CNN

What will probably go down as one of the most significant days in US history has come and gone with Barak Obama now sitting in the Oval Office of the White House. Another marker as well has ... continue

Brand Asset Digital brings contextual advertising to P2P networks

Advertising on file sharing sites has always been a difficult market. Most mainstream advertisers don't want their brands tied into illegal content, and nearly all the big ad providers prohibit their ads from being shown on such ... continue