Senators grill P2P providers
Anyone who thought the Supreme Court’s Grokster decision would get Congress off the peer-to-peer industry’s back might want to think again.
In June, the court held that P2P companies can be held liable for copyright infringement of their users under certain circumstances, but key U.S. Senators suggested Thursday that the decision might not have gone far enough.
Read the complete story . (Wired)
Judge bars former Microsoft exec from Google job
- RIAA to expand attack on file swappers
- McAfee, Symantec ride security wave
- Google: Microsoft suit a 'charade'
- Teens spurn e-mail for messaging
- Iomega posts $6.7 million loss, realigns product strategy
- Nvidia announces Quadro FX 3450/4500 workstation graphics chips
- CA cuts 800 jobs
- Dell offers lifeline for Exchange migration
- ATI releases drivers for Microsoft Vista
Microsoft still targets Linux users
- VHS-DVD-HDD combo recorder by JVC
- VoIP telephony by Fujitsu
- Faster adoption of DDR2 can speed up DRAM industry consolidation
- Production problems at Samsung and Hynix to squeeze NAND flash supply
- Mobo makers facing component shortages
- Shareholders reluctantly agree to BenQ-Siemens deal
- Phishing attacks soar as viral onslaught wanes
- Nvidia claims it's sold 1.5 million nForce4 SLI mobos
- Microsoft reveals premium plans for Office and Windows
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
