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  • No Chairs And Walking Meetings? Welcome To The Office Of The Future
    Mayo Clinic endocrinologist James Levine, M.D., Ph.D., has laid out some environment-changing innovations with a six-month study of a real-life office that was re-engineered to increase daily physical activity, a program called NEAT (non-exercise activity thermogenesis).
    Published : 2008-08-02 Source : www.topix.net
  • MediaDefender Walks The Plank to Bankruptcy
    MediaDefender and parent company ArtistDirect have had some serious setbacks recently. Last September they suffered a huge security breach when internal emails and a phone call were leaked to BitTorrent. They received even more bad press recently for DDoSsing Revision3. As a result, MediaDefenders parent company stock dropped from $2.00 down to just 16 cents.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • EFF Tool Hunts BitTorrent Throttling ISPs
    Comcast must feel its being attacked by all sides. Its been hit by lawsuits, investigated by the FCC, and roundly criticised everywhere else. It has brought the issue of traffic shaping to the forefront of peoples minds, and into public discussion. Aiming to highlight ISPs and their shaping, the EFF has released a new tool for users to test their connections integrity.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • Another Critical ACTA Leak Surfaces
    While many within ACTA have been trying to operate in as much secrecy as possible, there seems to be a few who wants ACTA to be more open. Its certainly justifiable considering a vast majority of people to be affected by this might otherwise be completely in the dark. Yesterday, we reported on the new movement to restrict copyright in the United States. At the time, the Electronic Frontier Foundation said that the new proposal to restrict copyright laws in the United States further combined with the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) would mean a catastrophe for American citizens. There may be an untold amount of back-room dealing involved, but some of the back-room dealings have recently came to light.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • French Minister Pushes for Mandatory ISP Level P2P Filtering Across Europe
    If there is anything that file-sharing filtering programs havent proven, is 100% effectiveness. In spite of the lack of evidence, that isnt stopping one minister from pushing for a European law that would force ISPs to implement such technology. It may be the first time many in English speaking circles have even heard of the Hadopi law model, but the name may soon become more familiar if it is successfully placed into a law proposal after the talks with the European parliament. The EDRI has provided extensive coverage on the issue that is very noteworthy. Those who follow the European law-making process may recall last months news of a telecom package that could force ISPs to essentially ban file-sharing.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Digital Frisking for Copyright Infringement at US Border Disclosed
    It may have been little more then an intimidating demand from businesses at ACTA negotiations, but now the Department of Homeland Security is saying that copying hard drives and iPods at the US border is now part of border security policy without suspicion of wrongdoing. It seems to be the trend for US authorities and lawmakers - act first, legalize later. A little over a month ago, the EFF was demanding an investigation for suspicionless laptop searches at the border. Now comes word that the Department of Homeland Security has made laptop searches and iPod searches (aka digital frisking) part of border security policy. Its all found in the 3 page policy (PDF - hat tip Slashdot for the link) which contains the following: This policy provides guidance to U.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • YouTube Sued by Italian Media Company for Half a Billion Euros
    It seems to be a multinational sport for big business these days. Reports are surfacing that Italian media company Mediaset has filed a lawsuit for half a billion euros against the content streaming website. The Associated Press is reporting that multimedia giant from Italy Mediaset is suing YouTube. Add that to a long list of international content outlets trying to find a get rich quick scheme. From the AP: Mediaset, the media empire founded by Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi, said Wednesday it was seeking at least 500 million euros ($779 million) in damages against Google Inc.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Bell Canada to Cap Competition to as Low as 2GB a Month Down Per User
    You know competition is almost non-existent when one competitor can decide what other competitors can and cannot do in the market. Just when Bell thought the controversy and bad publicity around its company couldnt get any worse, it did. The CBC is reporting that Bell Canada is now going to put download limits on its own wholesalers. The report details a plan to cap people that have a connection speed of 512kb/s or slower to have a 2GB monthly limit with extra charges if users go over. For faster internet users who have connection speeds of about 5MB/s, that cap on a per user basis goes up to 60GB.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Top Tips for Optimizing BitTorrent Download Speeds
    Six simple tips straight form the lips of Olivier Chalouhi, co-founder and CTO of the Vuze BitTorrent client. Everybody in the BitTorrent community is always looking for ways to optimize their download speeds. One of our members here at Zeropaid even compiled a guide on how to "Improve BitTorrent Download Speeds" which is arguably one of the most detailed of its kind. Yet, rarely do we hear from the people behind the BitTorrent clients themselves, the ones who can give an insiders perspective on how to get the best speeds possible. So it was nice to read a recent post on the Vuze blog which gives six simple tips for optimizing your BitTorrent download speeds courtesy of Olivier Chalouhi, co-founder and CTO of Vuze.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Microsoft: 64-Bit OSes Gaining Traction
    Despite my technophile-ness, I havent considered moving to the 64-bit version of Windows Vista, mostly because I figure I will have application or device driver woes. However, in a blog post on the Windows Vista blog, Microsoft product manager Chris Flores said that Microsoft has noted a shift in adoption of 64-bit operating systems.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Scottish smoking ban seen to cut heart attacks
    Scotlands 2006 ban on smoking in public places cut the heart attack rate by 17 percent within one year, with non-smokers benefiting most, researchers reported on Wednesday.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Prehistoric land under the sea discovered off coast of Ireland
    Its a landscape no human has even seen. And those who live right beside it had no idea it even existed.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • iPhone Tethering Application Appears on App Store, But Then Apple Remembers AT&T
    Ah yes, the idea was great; the resulting application (NetShare) good enough to make the App Store cut, but then someone at Apple remembered their partner (AT&T) and the app has disappeared from the store. After all, a tethering app would allow an end user to use their iPhone as a modem, not something AT&T would like. And I mention only AT&T because the error message returned is: The item youve requested is not currently available in the U.S. store.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Africas Newly Discovered Kipunji Monkey Already Threatened With Extinction
    If youre a pessimist, the primate known as the "Kipunji"discovered just three years ago, is already bordering on extinction. If youre more of an optimist, you may think that its small numbers are why it was never discovered until recently so 1,117 of them are nothing to be alarmed about.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • See Mother Earth Naked
    Have you ever wondered what our world would look like stripped bare of all plants, soils, water and man-made structures? So have earth and computer scientists from 79 nations who are working together on a global project called OneGeology to produce the first digital geological map of the world.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Toyota Takes Aim --- at Segway?
    With the rise in gasoline prices, something else has risen: Segway sales. Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) seems to have taken notice, as on Friday they announced a "Personal Transport Assistance Robot," the Winglet.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Severe sleep apnea sufferers more likely to die
    People with the severe form of a disorder that interferes with sleep are several times more likely to die from any cause than are folks without apnea, researchers report in the latest edition of the journal Sleep.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • New treatment for advanced prostate cancer
    Researchers at the University of Adelaide have developed a novel approach to treating advanced prostate cancer that could be more effective with fewer side effects.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Eclipse Blacks Out Sun Over Siberia, Mongolia, Western China
    An enormous swathe of western Siberian was submerged in darkness Friday afternoon as the moon completely blocked out the sun, enrapturing huge crowds of Russians and foreign tourists.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • NVIDIA Denies Exit from Chipset Business
    A report issued early Friday morning claimed that NVIDIA was leaving the chipset business. The report, issued by the usually quite reputable (and accurate) Digitimes, said the following: Nvidia has decided to throw in the towel and quit the chipset business, sources close to the situation at one of Taiwans top motherboard makers have revealed.
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • iPhone Tethering App Reappears in App Store
    Its baaaaack! NetShare, Nullrivers iPhone tethering application which allows users to turn their iPhone into a modem to use with their PC or laptop, after appearing and disappearing, is back in the App Store (click above to enlarge).
    Published : 2008-08-01 Source : www.topix.net
  • Band Leaks Track to BitTorrent, Blames Pirates
    When we reported about the leak of a BuckCherry track last week, and specifically the bands response to it, we hinted that this could be a covert form of self-promotion. Indeed, after a few days of research we found out that the track wasnt leaked by pirates, but by Josh Klemme, the manager of the band.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • The Pirate Bay Now Supports Tagging
    The Pirate Bay has rolled out a new feature which allows users to add tags to the torrents they upload. The tags will make it easier to structure and discover new content, and it gives users the opportunity to form tag based groups.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • Travis Defends Fan from IFPI Threats
    Here is a story of a blogger doing his best to help the band Travis reach its fans (at the bands request), and the IFPI subsequently steaming in thinking it knows best and getting it wrong twice over. We look at what happened and speak to Travis themselves to get their opinion on file-sharing.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : torrentfreak.com
  • EFF - New US Copyright Enforcement Proposal and ACTA Could be a Catastrophe
    There is a new proposal that could further restrict copyright laws in the United States. With the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) on the minds of many people around the world, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is calling the new copyright proposals potentially catastrophic. Copyright and surveillance laws have been the subject of much discussion in the last few months. While some are more specifically copyright related pieces and others are more surveillance and privacy related, they all could affect peoples digital lives. For some, its hard to imagine that copyright laws could get much worse in the United States, but that is exactly what could be happening if the latest proposals actually make it to law.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Defendant to RIAA: 428,571 Times Actual Damages is Unconstitutional
    New tactic in the fight against the RIAA is to admit guilt, but challenge copyright laws and argue that compensatory damages greater than 9 to 1 violates the Due Process Clause of the 14th amendment. In the case of Elektra vs Barker attorney Ray Beckerman of Recording Industry vs the People is employing a new tactic in his longstanding tussle with the RIAA. He readily admits that his client did use the KaZaA file-sharing program and should be punished accordingly, but that actual damages should be limited to $3.50 per song she made available for a total of $750 if found liable. Beckerman challenges the constitutionality of the statute awarding damages for copyright infringement to the extent it could be construed as authorizing more than nine times the actual damages.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • OiNK Admins Bail Extended for 4th Time, Charges Dropped Against 2 Pre-Releasers
    Proves that British police are having a tough finding what charges to file in a case that the Crown Prosecution Service calls a "highly-complex" case. OiNK, the long shuttered music-oriented BitTorrent tracker site, made the headlines once again with news today that bodes well for cases against both the sites former Admin, Alan Ellis, as well as the handful of "pre-releasers" who uploaded albums to the site well ahead of their official release date. This makes the 4th time that bail has been extended for Ellis. The initial deadline for them to finish gathering evidence and to decide whether or not to bring charges was December 21st of LAST YEAR. The case is centers around two charges: conspiracy to defraud and infringement of copyright.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Porn Anti-Piracy Group Gives Up on File-Sharers, Targets P2P Sites Instead
    Learns from RIAA mistakes, noting "Going after end users is a strategy that would require ridiculous amounts of resources and probably would not accomplish a lot." Porn has long been one of the most widely traded types of content on P2P and file-sharing sites and thus, like the rest of the entertainment industry, it too has had to face the problem of how to effectively combat the problem. Enter the Pak Group, which was formed back in September 2007 during a meeting of major content producers. It was "was formed for the purpose of documenting, pursuing and bringing claims in the form of demand letters and lawsuits to the front door of pirates," but has come to the apparent realization that going after individual file-sharers is a losing proposition. Im sure the RIAAs nearly decade-long efforts was what ultimately convinced them.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • Sony Euro Boss: Get Games From BitTorrent if You Want To
    Offers a solution to criticisms of 4-5 month delays of PAL region games arriving in far off "down under" locales like New Zealand and Australia, even going so far as to suggest users "download PSP games, its up to you." Apparently Sony gamers "down under" in New Zealand and Australia are so far removed from their European cousins that they regularly experience 4-5 month delays in getting shipments of new PAL region game release titles. The experience has been frustrating for gamers trying to legally purchase copies of the latest and greatest games that are released each month and the issue was raised recently with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe CEO David Reeves at E3, the annual trade show for the computer and video games industry. In an interview with Buttonmasher he offers some solutions to this distribution lag that are so shockingly honest and realistic that it makes you wonder if theres an ulterior motive at work here. He starts off by saying that there will continue to be a 4-5 month delay for Sony gamers in New Zealand and Australia.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
  • The Pirate Bay Updates
    Downtime does have its benefits.
    Published : 2008-07-31 Source : www.slyck.com
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