947 news & feature articles results for "aggregation site file swapping company"

The online music site reaches an agreement to buy the assets of file-swapping company Scour, which filed for bankruptcy protection last month.

Posted by John Borland and Cecily Barnes

A popular Web site closes a file-swapping service created for sharing personal files such as family photos but which instead became a haven for software pirates.

Posted by John Borland and Lisa M. Bowman

special coverage Justices rule that P2P companies such as Grokster can be held liable for copyright piracy.

Posted by CNET Staff

Are record companies shooting themselves in the foot by fighting file swapping? Wharton marketing professor Peter Fader says that advance publicity is key to a record album's success.

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The company shuts down its file-swapping service, saying the move will help resolve a copyright infringement lawsuit and facilitate the sale of its assets in a bankruptcy proceeding.

Posted by Evan Hansen

The online file-sharing company says it will shut down its exchange service within two days in an effort to resolve pending litigation and expedite the sale of its assets in U.S. Bankruptcy Court.

Posted by Steven Musil

Hollywood files a second round of lawsuits against online video traders and gives parents P2P-sniffing software.

Posted by John Borland

BitTorrent gains new face as developers turn it into part Kazaa, part TiVo--and a grassroots media platform.

Posted by John Borland

As network management tools let universities set bandwidth limits and file-swapping "hours," many schools stop blocking online peer-to-peer exchanges.

Posted by Gwendolyn Mariano

Students set up a new peer-to-peer hub on Internet2, a university network that offers researchers and students a way to communicate at blazing speeds.

Posted by John Borland