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Pirate Bay Pursues Criminal Complaint Against Major Media Companies

26 Wednesday Sep 2007

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In a strange twist to the tale of legal battles with Pirate Bay, as a result of  a leak of emails from anti-piracy company Media Defender, Pirate Bay are seeking to have criminal case against a number of major record labels.  The leaked emails showed that they have been using illegal actions to disrupt  Pirate Bay including Denial Of Service attacks, spamming and hacking.

 

We’ve seen the reports of the RIAA on behalf of the record companies playing fast and lose, using its size and clout intimidate people – but it would seem that these organisations feel that it is acceptable for them to break the law, but not others.

 

More on the story can be found at Digital Music News.

 

 

del.icio.us tags: RIAA, Pirate Bay, DOS, Spam, hacking, law, music, movies

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Slimserver and Nokia770

26 Wednesday Sep 2007

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My house wide music solution at home has been achieved with a couple of Slim Devices’ Squeezeboxes (in different versions). As the server can stream audio and has a web interface it is a perfect tool for using with my Nokia N770 as the latest update(s)/installation comes with a skin suited the the Nokia’s screen as you can see. The Slim Devices community wiki (here) gives you the simple steps on how to set your N770 up to access the page leaving your normal browser views unaffected.

You can go one step further as the Internet Tablet is capable of playing audio streams it is possible to connect the N770 to the Slim Server – so you control and listen from the same device. The information on picking up the audio stream is a little more complicated but only marginally so.

del.icio.us tags: N770, N800, Internet Tablet, Slimserver, Squeezebox, Slimp3, Nokia, interface, streaming, audio

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