"Comcast has a responsibility to provide these customers with a superior experience and to address any excessive usage issues that may impact that experience"

Net neutrality sounds nice, but belongs more properly on the ash heap of failed ideological theories. via E-Commerce Times

A fifth defendant has pleaded guilty in connection with Operation D-Elite, the first criminal enforcement action targeting individuals committing copyright infringement on a peer-to-peer network using ... via PR-inside.com

"The ease-of-use of the botnet technologies is increasing rapidly because the people building the botnets are reaching out for more customers, and they have to make their systems simpler to use"

Massive networks of infected computers controlled by attackers worldwide will serve as a powerful engine for the new breed of so-called P2P worm that is currently echoing across cyberspace. via Infoworld

"Many groups didn't start off as private. They became private because they felt threatened, so we were able to get in when they were open"

Online filesharing of movies and music has the Hollywood hotshots hopping mad, but they are fighting back with the help of anti-piracy firms, as Danny Bradbury discovers Thursday April 12, 2007 The Guardian ... via Technology.guardian.co.uk

"Heavy P2P users might end up paying extra fees--but in the end, content owners and consumers won't gripe"

Rinera Networks was founded by professors from Carnegie Mellon and U.C. Berkeley, led by Hue Zhang, and is now backed with $9M in Series A funding by NEA and Foundation Capital. via Alarm

TorrentFreak : "All over Europe thousands of people are being threatened with court action for allegedly sharing games like Dream Pinball 3D on P2P networks. via Privacy Digest

"Why waste the money when we can download for free?"

FREE peer-to-peer music file-sharing has become larger than the multibillion-dollar recording industry, and its growth is quite unstoppable, writes R. ZEENEESHRI. via Published Articles

Andreaskem writes "A Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist says transferring large data files, such as movies and music, over the Internet could be sped up significantly if peer-to-peer file-sharing ... via Slashdot

"We had a meeting a few weeks ago with the Internet Industry Association (about the new guidelines) but we're yet to hear back. "We've put forward our proposal and we're hopeful they will come back with something positive."

Tough guidelines to stop illegal music downloads ISPs in plan to cut services to thieves 18 per cent of Australians download 30 illegal songs a month PEOPLE who illegally download music would have their ... via News.com.au

"A kind of unspoken code of conduct already exists, because, for the most part, members of the Net community are responsible people"

I disagree with them, and said so when Vancouver Sun reporter Peter Wilson asked me how I saw things . via P2pnet.net