Limewire has released open source technology that can now block the sharing of all files without a copyright license (although the blocking technology is not currently turned on as default). The www.mp3rocket.com founders have agreed, that they will continue the fight for digital freedom and will not block their customer's files and will never filter files based on license detection.

The federal agencies will be obliged by a law, known as the Federal Agency Data Protection Act, to adopt a reliable strategy against the danger represented by the peer-to-peer file sharing, for the government computers and networks.

First used by Warner Music, EMI, Vivendi Universal and Sony BMG, the anti-P2P method is now in the attention of the adult entertainment companies. This is supposed to be the beginning of the war against the online porn piracy. Greg Piccionelli declared his concern for the imminent fail of the adult entertainment market, unless responsible measurements won’t be applied.

TrueShare service, provided by SYSTEN, LLC, a Web and software-solutions company, emerges in new garments, as an Internet file system; the fresh re-designed service offers now remote file access, file storage, and file sharing, with improved efficiency and simplicity.

RIAA and a woman from South Carolina are fighting after RIAA’s attempt of amending its original complaint. The woman is in a trial with the record labels for file-sharing.Until last fall, RIAA is dealing with almost 30,000 file-sharing lawsuits. One of the cases, regarding the lack of specificity of the standard language, is Atlantic Records v. Catherine Njuguna.

During the week-end, due to a link placed on the social networking site Reddit.com., the content of the Recording Industry Association of America’s (RIAA) website isn’t at hand of the public anymore.

The Reddit costumers used to share the link that utilized a hole in the SQL database backend. The damage appeared the moment thousands of pointless MD5 checksums and wasting scads of CPU time were generated, because of a slowing down which positioned the database into benchmark mode.

LimeWire’s ideas don’t find real support in those of Wayne Rosso, the founder of P2P startup Mashboxx. LimeWire’s intention was to combine web-based communities, music, video content and contextual ads, with P2P file-sharing but Rosso has a strong opinion about : no one is going to use his company patents.

You mustn’t wonder why and where you should find free Playstation Portable or PSP games. That’s because the possessors of PSP talk about how addicted they could be, but also how expensive.

This is the answer of the first question: why? But what about the other: where? Well, from the Internet.But even if it looks simple, it isn’t. The new problem is which sites provide scams and which doesn’t.

Most P2P torrent-tracker sites must worry about being shutdown by the legal forces such as the FBI and copyright protection groups like MPAA. In addition to this, the P2P torrent trackers are killed by warez scene pirates calling themselves CELLKiLL.

According to Ecoustics.com a stormy release was announced by MP2P Technologies. The subject of our attention is Omemo http://www.omemo.com, which seems to promise an innovative breakthrough in the world of peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing.

As advertised, a great change now with the beta launch of Omemo, would be that users will no longer have to depend on their somehow limited store place on their local driver – rather, they will have at their disposal a virtual hard drive on which to save their files.