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{article/topic_title} Swedish party favours piracy

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The Pirate Bay is a peer-to-peer file sharing service June 11, 2008 Web User Sweden, one of the first countries in the world to implement a welfare state, could make another first if it legalises internet piracy. The Left Party of Sweden, or Vänsterpartiet, passed a motion on sharing copyrighted material over the internet, otherwise known as piracy, at its annual congress last weekend.

{article/topic_title} Technology that Stops Illegal 'Copyright' File Sharing

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SafeMedia, the preeminent provider of "Clouseau" a P2P Active Denial Network Security Appliance announced today it has expanded its reseller channel through an agreement with Systems Design & Support Inc (SDSI).

{article/topic_title} Senators aim to restrict Net, satellite radio recording

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Music industry backs the effort, but digital rights groups say it would erode users' music-listening freedoms. By Anne Broache
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
update Satellite and Internet radio services would be required to restrict listeners' ability to record and play back individual songs, under new legislation introduced this week in the U.S. Senate.

{article/topic_title} Will The RIAA Target Podcasters Next?

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From Corey Deitz,


Opinion/Analysis
The concept of podcasting has exploded in less than a year into a rush by not only would-be talk show hosts and deejays but commercial Radio companies who realize the potential of reaching listeners who wish to control what they hear when they hear it.
For those podcasters who make available original programming featuring interviews or audio they originate themselves or who own copyrights to any music they distribute, they need not worry about the Recording Industry Association of America, the trade group which represents the recording industry.

But, lately – especially in podcast discussion groups – podcasters are wondering if they might be in the RIAA’s gunsights.

{article/topic_title} Jack In The (Music) Box: Protecting Your Songs

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By Jack Kavanaugh,

Sally Vitelli, Kew Gardens, New York, asks a question writers have been pondering for eons. Here's Sally in her own words: