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File-sharing programs carry Trojan horse
January 3, 2002 Popular file-sharing programs Grokster and LimeWire are privacy time bombs, say computer experts who found "spyware" bundled with the downloads.Kazaa finds friends in file-swapping fight
May 16, 2002 Computer and telecommunication giants are pushing a proposal shouldered until now by file-swapping upstarts: Make downloading a song online as legal as listening to the radio.Open-source P2P projects keep swapping
July 15, 2005 Supreme Court ruling casts cloud over commercial file-trading companies, but independent projects continue unabated.File-swapping leaders nearing D-day
February 1, 2006 With record labels' lawsuit threats pending, time left for eDonkey and its peers to make deals is running short.Industries digest Grokster ruling
June 29, 2005 Companies mull how Supreme Court's decision will change the landscape for the file-swapping and entertainment industries.New plans for P2P commerce, despite court wait
June 22, 2005 Uncertainty about impending Supreme Court decision isn't stopping new companies' ideas for file-swapping profits.Altnet seeks patent royalties from P2P
January 12, 2005 File-swapping companies find themselves on same side as the recording industry in patent dispute.Kiss your MP3s at work goodbye
June 27, 2002 Employees are stashing headphones and trashing file-swapping software as companies throw up firewalls or issue bans to stop streaming media and MP3 trades.Last waltz for Grokster
November 7, 2005 File-swap stalwart to pull plug on P2P network, hand $50 million in damages to studios, labels, publishers.BitTorrent to crack down on use of name
February 7, 2006 File-swapping company will begin to charge small license fee for use of BitTorrent trademark in others' software.Record labels send more letters to P2P services
September 15, 2005 Recording Industry Association of America sends cease-and-desists to seven P2P services it says induce copyright infringement.How label-backed P2P was born
August 22, 2005 A look at how top record label and P2P execs worked for a cease-fire--and wound up with a new kind of digital music service.MPAA sues newsgroup, P2P search sites
February 24, 2006 Hollywood expands the scope of its antipiracy lawsuits, targeting sites that search the Web and newsgroups for copyright works.Year in review: P2P retreat, iTunes advance
December 17, 2005 Courts helped tame file swappers, while legal digital music sales soared.Studios, RIAA target student piracy
April 27, 2006 Organizations send letters to 40 universities, urgently asking them to curtail illegal file sharing on their school networks.BearShare P2P service sold following settlement
May 5, 2006 Free Peers strikes agreement with four record companies, then sells BearShare to subsidiary of file-sharing service iMesh.Does video have a Napster problem?
March 13, 2006 As Hollywood adapts to online realities, video-sharing sites could soon face a day of reckoning.StreamCast names Skype, Kazaa in lawsuit
March 27, 2006 The owner of P2P application Morpheus is suing over the technology underlying Skype's Net phone software.Playing favorites on the Net?
December 21, 2005 A proposal in Congress could tip the scales toward some services and create a two-tiered Internet.Leaked e-mails reveal MediaDefender's antipiracy woes
September 20, 2007 Messages portray a company overwhelmed by file-swapping community and skepticism from entertainment executives.MediaDefender is wake-up call for entertainment sector Sponsored matches for "file-swapping"
