[News] IP Madness Crowns Patent Trolls, Puts BitTorrent in Danger - Linux
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| More than 430 organizations and companies representing over 25 industries
| have written to Senate leaders criticizing pending legislation to reform the
| US patent system
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http://www.managingip.com/Article.as...icleID=1629799
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[News] IP Madness Crowns Patent Trolls, Puts BitTorrent in Danger
Companies unite to slam patent reform bill
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| More than 430 organizations and companies representing over 25 industries
| have written to Senate leaders criticizing pending legislation to reform the
| US patent system
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http://www.managingip.com/Article.as...icleID=1629799
The Pirate Bay Sees a Future Without BitTorrent
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| The guys from The Pirate Bay are always working on interesting side-projects,
| but there is one in particular that’s so significant, it might be the future
| of filesharing. For a while now, they have been working on a brand new
| protocol - which may come to replace BitTorrent in the near future.
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http://torrentfreak.com/the-pirate-b...torrent-071030
Recent:
(Mis)understandings of the words “intellectual property”
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| Then there’s the Lone Cypress, a tree along California’s famous 17-Mile
| Drive. It’s probably the most infamous example of someone trying to exert
| ridiculous intellectual property rights. They must’ve made it sound like a
| good idea, though, because it seems that the idea of copyrighting trees is
| catching on.
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http://www.redhatmagazine.com/2007/1...erty%e2%80%9d/
TorrentSpy Traffic Plunges After US Ban
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| The MPAA has caused TorrentSpy, once the most popular BitTorrent site, some
| serious headaches. After a federal judge ordered TorrentSpy to log all user
| data stored in RAM, they decided to block access to US users, consequently
| their traffic dropped significantly. *
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http://torrentfreak.com/torrentspy-t...us-ban-071006/
BitTorrent Admin Monitored by US Government, Forced to Dump Linux
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| Sk0t, an ex-administrator of the EliteTorrents BitTorrent tracker is to have
| his internet connection forcibly monitored by the US Government. If that
| wasn’t bad enough, the monitoring software is Windows based - which means he
| is being forced to ditch Linux - or face being barred from the internet.
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http://torrentfreak.com/bittorrent-a...to-dump-linux/
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Re: [News] IP Madness Crowns Patent Trolls, Puts BitTorrent in Danger
Roy Schestowitz espoused:
> Companies unite to slam patent reform bill
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>| More than 430 organizations and companies representing over 25 industries
>| have written to Senate leaders criticizing pending legislation to reform the
>| US patent system
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> http://www.managingip.com/Article.as...icleID=1629799
Reform? In the US? Oink flap.
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Re: [News] IP Madness Crowns Patent Trolls, Puts BitTorrent in Danger
____/ Mark Kent on Saturday 03 November 2007 13:42 : \____
> Roy Schestowitz espoused:
>> Companies unite to slam patent reform bill
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>>| More than 430 organizations and companies representing over 25 industries
>>| have written to Senate leaders criticizing pending legislation to reform
>>| the US patent system
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>> http://www.managingip.com/Article.as...icleID=1629799
>
> Reform? In the US? Oink flap.
No, never a reform. Never a change. And don't forget... the war was 'won' in
Iraq how long ago? 4 years?
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Re: [News] IP Madness Crowns Patent Trolls, Puts BitTorrent in Danger
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Roy Schestowitz
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on Sat, 03 Nov 2007 15:32:20 +0000
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> ____/ Mark Kent on Saturday 03 November 2007 13:42 : \____
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>> Roy Schestowitz espoused:
>>> Companies unite to slam patent reform bill
>>>
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>>>| More than 430 organizations and companies representing over 25 industries
>>>| have written to Senate leaders criticizing pending legislation to reform
>>>| the US patent system
>>> `----
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>>> http://www.managingip.com/Article.as...icleID=1629799
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>> Reform? In the US? Oink flap.
>
> No, never a reform. Never a change. And don't forget... the war
> was 'won' in Iraq how long ago? 4 years?
>
March 19, 2003 is the start of the conflict/occupation
(I'm not sure anyone can really call it a war; it wasn't
officially declared by Congress -- but it sure looks
like one).
This would make the action more than 4 1/2 years old,
as of today.
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Re: [News] IP Madness Crowns Patent Trolls, Puts BitTorrent in Danger
The Ghost In The Machine espoused:
> In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Roy Schestowitz
>
> wrote
> on Sat, 03 Nov 2007 15:32:20 +0000
><1720424.rQjHxMp2Qx@schestowitz.com>:
>> ____/ Mark Kent on Saturday 03 November 2007 13:42 : \____
>>
>>> Roy Schestowitz espoused:
>>>> Companies unite to slam patent reform bill
>>>>
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>>>>| More than 430 organizations and companies representing over 25 industries
>>>>| have written to Senate leaders criticizing pending legislation to reform
>>>>| the US patent system
>>>> `----
>>>>
>>>> http://www.managingip.com/Article.as...icleID=1629799
>>>
>>> Reform? In the US? Oink flap.
>>
>> No, never a reform. Never a change. And don't forget... the war
>> was 'won' in Iraq how long ago? 4 years?
>>
>
> March 19, 2003 is the start of the conflict/occupation
> (I'm not sure anyone can really call it a war; it wasn't
> officially declared by Congress -- but it sure looks
> like one).
>
> This would make the action more than 4 1/2 years old,
> as of today.
>
The Falklands "conflict" was never officially called a war either. The
reason? Because the life insurance for soldiers would not apply whilst
they were at war, but if they were on duty in a "conflict", there was no
problem.
Politics...
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