Police arrested 11 men for allegedly sharing a video on the internet in which a nine-year-old girl is shown being sexually molested by an adult male, an official said on Friday. via News24.com

"It deprives many Americans and others around the globe of their right to be paid for their labor and enjoy the value of their hard work."

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and law enforcement from 10 other countries conducted over 90 searches worldwide as part of "Operation Site Down," designed to disrupt and dismantle many of the leading ... via The Post Chronicle

Citing the burdens of responding to the RIAA's flood of pre-litigation letters, Ohio University has decided to monitor its network in order to block all use of P2P file sharing software. via Eff.org

That's because a.) songs are free via P2P, and b.) you can do what you like with them once you have them. via Megite Technology News

"A legal marketplace that barely existed in 2003 is now a billion-dollar business showing real promise. Many rogue sites have gone under, and fans have a far better understanding of the right and wrong ways to enjoy music."

See story on right side of page. With dozens of Ohio University students being targeted by the Recording Industry Association of America for illegal sharing of music files, many of their peers express mixed ... via Athens News

"We are the first peer-to-peer steaming company that is truly multi-platform. RawFlow supports all the major media formats and protocols including Windows Media, RealPlayer, and now Adobe Flash"

RawFlow, a leading provider of live peer-to-peer streaming technologies, has today announced that it supports streaming of Adobe Flash encoded media content. via Internet Telephony

"By combining the best of TV with the power of the Internet, you get a rocking chair experience - you can sit back and get immersed in the viewing experience and then lean forward to interact with the experience."

Just as Internet and iPod changed the music world forever, digital technology is the "big bang" for new-age television, giving people freedom to watch what they want, when they want, and how they want. via Middle East Times

"The network is a shared resource, and we must ensure that it is available to all users"

Ohio University will restrict students' use of peer-to-peer file sharing programs on its campus computer network amid a crackdown on illegal sharing by the music recording industry and concerns the software ... via Cleveland Plain Dealer (Cleveland Live News)

"Skype tends to be brought into organizations by end users"

A new security product has been released that manages certain aspects of Skype's VOIP application, which may assuage fears from IT managers that the Skype program may save on phone bills but pose a security ... via Infoworld

"They'll bully people into paying, I suspect. But if it goes to court there's no right or wrong answer and Davenport will have difficulty proving it, particularly where there's more than one person using a computer"

People who claim they have been wrongly accused of illegally sharing computer games on P2P networks should stand up to their accusers, a legal expert said today. via The Register