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Net traffic shows file-sharing undented
NewScientist.com news service: The threat of legal action and hefty fines has done little to stop internet users around the world trading music and video files, according to a new study of network traffic.
"There's been no decline in the number of people file-sharing," says Chris Colman, European managing director for Sandvine.
May 28, 2004 at 04:15 PM in Digital rights & copyright | Permalink
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Looking at two ends of the same elephant. First from JD's NewMedia Musings: The threat of legal action and hefty fines has done little to stop internet users around the world trading music and video files, according to a new study of network traffic. "... [Read More]
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