"The Grooveshark business model is a very exciting and V2 are very pleased to be delivering our content on this platform as early as the beta stages"

Grooveshark, a peer-to-peer music sharing network which compensates copyright holders, today announced it has signed a licensing agreement with V2 Music Group, making it the first time a large independent label ... via PR-inside.com

"Sales of pirated music CDs were worth an estimated $4.5 billion and there were about 20 billion illegal downloads"

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., April 30 /PRNewswire/ -- SafeMedia has retained MAYO Communications, Los Angeles to help spread the word that its core technologies are only solution to ending Online piracy. via PR-inside.com

"Spoil rich kids need to use linux! Woe is them."

Maybe Vanderbilt University has the right idea ; working with a company to offer students on campus free, legal downloads of music and video. via Unmediated

"It will take a little time, but we think (peer-to-peer) will become more and more viable for all kinds of applications."

The veil of suspicion surrounding peer-to-peer networking is slowly being lifted as a Newton company works to improve the functionality and reputation of file sharing technology among network operators. via Bizjournals.com

It's no secret that the movie-going experience has been deteriorating, while the number of HDTVs sold has been rising steadily. via Slashdot

And if you do so before May 24, you'll be automatically entered to win an Xbox 360 console. via Megite Technology News

Abstract We propose a rank-based peer-selection mechanism for peer-to-peer media streaming systems. via CiteULike

"Who are the most amazing people that I've got to hear?"

So many educators, like myself, attend online conferences and webcasts and use our RSS feeds as our primary sources of education. via Technology & Learning

"Long Tail". It is a Hayekian cottage market of small media producers industriously trading with one another. But Anderson's "Long Tail"

CULT OF THE AMATEUR: How the Internet is killing our culture Hi everyone -- My name is Andrew Keen and I'm the author of the forthcoming CULT OF THE AMATEUR: How the Internet is killing our culture . via Networked_performance