The slap on the wrist for slowing Web traffic exposes the fact that the U.S. federal agency's authority is not clear.
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Peer-to-peer startup gets backing from Panorama Capital for its software that promises to deliver user-generated video and other Internet-based content to televisions.
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Internet powerhouse buys stake in Oregon startup and plans launch of a P2P service that promises to bring ‘near-console’ graphics to players' Internet browsers.
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Computer scientists launch an update of Tribler in research designed to let file-sharers turn bandwidth into an Internet currency.
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Richer media fuels higher profits for content accelerator
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Jonathan Friend wants to stop his peers from stealing music and movies online.
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Venice Project, built on open source and peer-to-peer technology, will debut in 2007.
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BitTorrent CEO Bram Cohen just fine, thank you.
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Independent music download provider eMusic challenges Apple iTunes in Europe.
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French lawmakers back legislation that would essentially tax Internet access to make file sharing legal in the country.
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Wireless Grid promises to transform home networking with P2P-like technology.
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Grouper hopes the power of community and video-sharing will work magic.
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Legal experts say the U.S. Supreme Court is unlikely to give either side exactly what it wants in the Grokster ruling.
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Entertainment content on the rise; Upbeat tech CEOs; I want my HDTV.
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The entertainment industry and file sharing companies are set for a battle Supreme.
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Week of January 17, 2005: Powell says ‘FCC-ya,’ Netcom buys a $1-billion stake, P2P gets its first punishment, and Russia goes geek.
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Proposed legislation would be a blow to file-sharing companies like Morpheus.
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