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• BringIt Lets You Win Cash Playing Video Games
  Gamers from around the globe can play video games for real money by competing in head-to-head challenges and multiplayer bracket style tournaments. A friend of mine asked me to check out a new site called BringIt that allows users to play against one another for cash. BringIt players enter into a challenge and play for money previously deposited into a players respective BringIt account. Winnings are transferred accordingly after the game has been played, and the results reported and verified. BringIt then charges a 10% service fee on each entry fee.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Great Moments in P2P History - 2008
  Another year, another 20 million users.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.slyck.com
• Brain Boot Camp Makes You Smarter
  Is getting more exercise among your New Years resolutions? What about some training for your brain? Researchers have put people through a series of brain exercises-a brain boot camp-and found that, just like exercise for your body, exercise for your brain pays off.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Z2K: 30GB Zunes Across the Planet are Frozen
  30GB Zunes across the world seem to be failing, frozen on startup, in what some have snarkily called Z2K or Z2K9. The device cant be reset, and the best efforts at troubleshooting seem to point to an issue with the latest firmware.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• iPhone nano Coming in Q2 09: Analyst
  There have been several rumors about a possible iPhone nano of late, most of them because of leaked images of nano cases. Most of these have been discounted, although nano references on the site of a reputable case maker increased the speculation. But on Wednesday an analyst for it believes that Apple is gearing up to release several new products during the first half of 2009, including the so-called iPhone nano.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Microsofts 30GB Zune Fix is Coming; You Just Need to Wait for It
  Think of it as the Zune version of Y2K. As it was dubbed earlier, Z2K. 30GB Zunes globally froze on startup as the device entered Dec. 31st locally. Microsoft announced they were working on it earlier today, and the fix is already ready. You just have to wait for it.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Welcome to 2009, California Drivers. Now Stop Texting
  Text messaging may be more popular then making phone calls, but as of the New Year, California drivers have to resort to the old school style of talking to people, at least while driving. In September of 2008 California banned text messaging while driving, effective Jan. 1, 2009.
  Published : 2008-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Adult Torrent Sites Lose Ground to PornTubes
  BitTorrent and porn go hand in hand, so to speak. When Bram Cohen, the inventor of the protocol wanted to test his application in the wild, he used adult content to do so. In the years that followed, many BitTorrent sites specializing in adult content gained millions of visitors, but in the past year, usage has dropped. BitTorrent and porn go hand in hand, so to speak. When Bram Cohen, the inventor of the protocol wanted to test his application in the wild, he used adult content to do so. In the years that followed, many BitTorrent sites specializing in adult content gained millions of visitors, but in the past year, usage has dropped.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Record Label Teams Up With What.cd BitTorrent Tracker
  2008 will be remembered as the year when BitTorrent went mainstream, with an increasing number of artists discovering that it is an excellent tool to promote music. Today, in a sign of the times, Open Your Eyes Records and the popular music tracker What.cd have announced an exclusive partnership. 2008 will be remembered as the year when BitTorrent went mainstream, with an increasing number of artists discovering that it is an excellent tool to promote music. Today, in a sign of the times, Open Your Eyes Records and the popular music tracker What.cd have announced an exclusive partnership.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Researchers Want to Team Up With ThePirateBay to Understand Youth Morals
  Researchers want to know how teens in Sweden develop their morals and social norms through websites like MySpace and ThePirateBay. Over the years, ThePirateBay developers have gone from having a single BitTorrent website to a multi-purpose website that has been subject to anything from overall praise to illegal attacks from anti-piracy organizations. Now, its drawing interest from researchers who appear to be in the field of sociology. “We’re going to try to see if there are social patterns which legislation and state powers normally don’t see and don’t address,” said Måns Svensson from Lund University’s department of sociology of law to the Sydsvenskan newspaper. More from TheLocal: “We have a theory that there are processes for building norms on the internet which look different than those which take place in traditional society and that they are moving in a different direction than where the majority of society and legislation are headed,” said Svensson.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• ISP Says RIAA Must Pay for Piracy Protection
  Bayou Internet and Communications owner Jerry Scroggin says the entertainment industry cant expect him to work for free. Last week the RIAA made headlines by announcing that it was going to quit suing individual file-sharers and instead begin targeting their Internet connections with assistance from ISPs. Now one ISP is saying that this assistance isnt free and the entertainment industry better expect to pay for enforcement of copyright protection on its network. Jerry Scroggin, owner-operator of Bayou Internet and Communications, wants the entertainment industry to know that policing P2P users costs both time and money. Each time he receives a DMCA notice asking him to disconnect a suspected file-sharer from his network he sends the same reply.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• BREIN Takes Down 75 BitTorrent Tracker Sites
  Dutch anti-piracy organization claims victory, but world yawns as more appear in its place. Some 75 Dutch BitTorrent tracker sites were taken down from the internet recently for hosting torrent trackers on their sites. BREI made the complaint that the sites made money by giving "preferential treatment" to users that paid a "donation." Such users were enabled to download unlimited amounts of illegal content for a set period of time. The action concerned sites including Allmypower.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Spammer Uses isoHunt for Cover in Scam e-Mail
  "Miss Doris" claims to have met me on the BitTorrent tracker site, and is simply searching "for a good man who understands what sex, marriage, and real love is all about." Who says BitTorrent cant bring people together? We all get spam each day from supposed desperate oil barons, princes, and former kings all looking for our help in regaining their lost fortunes, but how about ones that try to lure you in with tales of love and friendship using alleged contacts in a BitTorrent tracker site forum? Gmail does a great job filtering out what should be an endless parade of spam trouncing otherwise important correspondence, just ask anyone who uses Yahoo or Hotmail what thats like. But, every once in a while a piece of spam does get through and its usually of the pretty creative type having been successful in beating Gmails diligent spam police. This was the case for the one that reads as follows from "Miss Doris," glaring poor punctuation, misspellings, and all: Dear Friend,  how are you?I find you on ww.isohunt.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• CBC Reporter Spends Four Months Issuing Complaint to Telecom Complaints Commission
  Just about everything is quick on the internet unless youre a Canadian and have a complaint about a telecommunications giant. For those who thought that the new complaints commission in Canada was a marvelous plan that would go off without a hitch, they may want to hit the back button on this next story. A CBC reporter wanted to find out how effective the Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS), so he spent 8 months to investigate and recorded the results and, to the casual observer, the results dont exactly appear to show a road paved with gold. From the report: The CCTS was set up to protect consumers in the wake of deregulation of the industry and a subsequent declawing of the Canadian Radio-television and Television Commission. It continues to be an obscure organization, largely because a promotional campaign, demanded months ago by the CRTC, has yet to materialize.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Meditation Effective For ADHD - Study
  While in some cases a child with ADHD cannot function without medication, there is growing concern about the health risks and side effects associated with the common ADHD medications, including mood swings, insomnia, tics, slowed growth and heart problems.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.topix.net
• Safe new therapy for genetic heart disease
  A new clinical trial suggests that long-term use of candesartan, a drug currently used to treat hypertension, may significantly reduce the symptoms of genetic heart disease.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.topix.net
• Apple Stock Drops After Another Steve Jobs "Poor Health" Rumor
  You can predict it: anything negative about Steve Jobs, whether its his health, or (sometime) in the future, his retirement, and Apple stock tanks. There was yet another ill health rumor today, and you can probably see from the intraday stock graph above exactly when it hit the wire.
  Published : 2008-12-30 Source : www.topix.net
• Top 10 Most Pirated Movies on BitTorrent
  While “Disaster Movie” appears in all the worst films lists of 2008, it is leading the top 10 of most downloaded movies on BitTorrent this week. Let’s hope this says more about the popularity of aXXo than the overall taste of movie pirates. While "Disaster Movie" appears in all the worst films lists of 2008, it is leading the top 10 of most downloaded movies on BitTorrent this week. Lets hope this says more about the popularity of aXXo than the overall taste of movie pirates.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Jammie Thomas Case Transcript Posted Online
  It may very well be one of the most well-known file-sharing cases of 2008 and as the year comes to a close, it seems only fitting that the entire transcript has been posted. A recent posting on Recording Industry vs. People shows the transcript of the Capital Records vs. Jammie Thomas case. The transcripts arent exactly made for quick reading with over 500 pages of content, but, as Ray Beckerman notes, it might prove to be a treasure trove for future file-sharing cases.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• RIAA Loses Ability to Appeal in Jammie Thomas Case
  The Jammie Thomas case has recently took a turn for the worse for the RIAA. Is merely putting a song in a shared folder copyright infringement in the United States? Thats what the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) was hoping for, but at seemingly the last possible moment, the precedent that would dictate such has slipped through the RIAAs fingers. Ray Beckermans blog, Recording Industry vs. People, notes that the RIAA has lost the motion for an interlocutory appeal. Such an appeal in this case would have granted the RIAA, essentially, permission to appeal the judges decision that suggested that he improperly instructed the jurors during the initial Jammie Thomas case to consider that copyrighted song files in a shared directory was considered illegal.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• UK MP Requests Feedback from Public Over Website Ratings Idea
  While its something occurring in Britain, it also could affect talks between Britain and the United States too. Controversy erupted yesterday over a plan to classify internet websites in an effort to supposedly "save the children". Now, Open Rights Group is pointing out that a British MP is now seeking feedback on the proposal. Since Britain is already negotiating with the Obama administration over bringing the idea to the United States as well, it will likely be of interest to American internet users as well. While it seems rather odd that an MP who admits that internet policy is not his speciality is in charge of public feedback, at least someone is trying to limit the damage done by the negotiate with other countries first, ask questions later style of legislating.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Windows 7 Beta Leaked onto BitTorrent
  Windows 7, a beta of its up and coming operating system, has reportedly been leaked on BitTorrent. Beta testers and some media outlets have apparently had access to Windows 7 for some time now, but the recent beta release of Microsofts next generation operating system has been leaked onto BitTorrent sites like The Pirate Bay. The New Zealand Morning Herald reported on the story recently. From the report: A few leaked copies of the early alpha build did the P2P rounds in December. And now the Build 7000 version of the new system has found its way onto the file sharing network BitTorrent, making it available for anyone to download.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• MP3 Player Leads to Skiers Rescue
  Swiss air rescue organization Rega says that an MP3 player was the key to locating two lost French tourists.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.topix.net
• Kissing Cousins, Dorm Pets, and Another Reason To Nap
  In the spirit of keeping things simple for those enduring a post-holiday hangover, we offer some science news hors doeuvres to snack on before ringing in a new year with the heavy stuff.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.topix.net
• AnyDVD Again Cracks the Latest BD+ Copy Protection
  On Monday Slysoft released version 6.5.0.3 of AnyDVD HD, which now cracks the latest iteration of BD+. Slysoft, based in Antigua, generally thumbs its nose at organizations like the MPAA and says it is promoting "Fair Use Rights."
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.topix.net
• Well-Known Case Maker Advertises iPhone nano Cases
  Its one thing when a relatively unknown case maker advertises an iPhone nano case. Its something completely different when a well-known case maker does. Vaja has added an iPhone nano link on their site, leading to still more speculation over a possible Macworld iPhone nano announcement.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.topix.net
• In time for New Years parties, moderate drinking can reduce cognitive decline
  Moderate drinkers often have lower risks of Alzheimers disease and other cognitive loss, according to researchers who reviewed 44 studies.
  Published : 2008-12-29 Source : www.topix.net
• Avoid Downloading Fake Torrents and Spam with Vertor
  With millions of potential targets, BitTorrent sites are a great arena for scammers and spammers. Vertor is a new BitTorrent site that aims to eliminate these threats. Every torrent on the site is checked for viruses, DRM and password protected archives by Vertor’s software, and users are able to preview the the contents of torrents before they download. With millions of potential targets, BitTorrent sites are a great arena for scammers and spammers. Vertor is a new BitTorrent site that aims to eliminate these threats. Every torrent on the site is checked for viruses, DRM and password protected archives by Vertors software, and users are able to preview the the contents of torrents before they download.
  Published : 2008-12-28 Source : torrentfreak.com
• British Minister In Discussions With Obama to Filter Internet to Protect the Children
  Britain and the United States next in line to filter the internet while saying the internet is nothing more than a broadcaster? Last week, we posted a relatively thorough piece on why the internet should not be considered little more than a broadcaster mainly because we saw the government using the description to push internet censorship legislation. Now it seems as though even more governments around the world are using the argument that the internet is little more than a broadcaster excuse to pass censorship legislation - and one of the next governments to use these arguments could be the government of the United States. The latest wave of attempts to control the internet seems to be finally catching a headline or two in mainstream news outlets. The CBC is reporting that the British culture minister is in talks with Obama to implement a ratings system that is similar to that of normal film ratings. With this sort of system, it is being suggested that there should be legislation that forces ISPs to offer filtering technology to their customers.
  Published : 2008-12-28 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Thai Internet Website Blacklist Leaked
  It may be another way to prove the futility of an internet blacklist mandated by the government. With governments like Britain and Australia pushing for blacklisting websites under the guise of "protecting the children", it seems as though the leaking of Thailand website blacklist couldnt have come at a better time. The report from Wikileaks coupled with a link to the proof that the blacklist was leaked says that over 1,203 webpages were blocked for political reasons. Of the web pages blocked, over 800 were YouTube clips as well as an additional 200 mirrors of the videos in question. Some of the videos in question were US presidential candidate campaign videos.
  Published : 2008-12-28 Source : www.zeropaid.com

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