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 Every time you are searching with BTDigg remember that CC-BY always go hand in hand.

Copyright: Commission urges industry to deliver innovative solutions for greater access to online content

Mason was willing to make one generalization about the way the music industry is changing. Music was once a “fast-moving consumer good” and could be marketed accordingly, he said. Now it’s more “relationship based.” Instead of running an ad and trying to convince someone to buy a song or an album immediately, musicians need to focus on building a relationship, then in six months they can sell their fans a t-shirt or a digital download — and hopefully continue selling to those fans for the rest of their career.

Sometimes the way they do is not strictly right. Many people think about “searching for torrents on trackers” in the sense of a service that retrieves torrents thanks to a user’s text query. But this perception is really based on the mixing of two concepts: that of trackers and that of Catalogs or Indexes.

Some good advice concerning p2p marketing.

VODO has announced the cliffhanger movie "Deadside" which is distributed free (CC BY-NC-ND).  The story is about a girl who takes participation into no ending conflict between good and evil. Who will win? Let's search, see and support this film!   And let's try the new BTDigg feature that provides detailed information about an actual torrent by a given info-hash.

Such the global community of content creators and content consumers was a prerequisite for creation of BTDigg. BTDigg is the DHT search engine for searching free content. And it's also can be perceived as a tool that can be helpful for understanding the current preferences in the BitTorrent network.

Wozniak said he believes that people should pay for content. But he also believes in keeping the Internet open to encourage innovation.  Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/steve-wozniak-on-kim-dotcom-2012-6#ixzz1zAcxtJD0

Since we wrote about Palo Alto Networks' applications study in January, the company has continued to track corporate networking trends with their customers and today is releasing a new data visualization tool, as well. Somewhat surprisingly, they are seeing very large jumps in use of peer-to-peer…