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New P2P technology available!

eXeem is a new P2P application that was created in the wake of the shutting down of the SuprNova bitorrent website. This new technology marries the speed and capabilities of Bitorrent with the relative anonymity and decentralization of P2P. However, Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Software patents

More on the McAfee patent.

Yesterday we brought you news about the devilish new McAfee patent. PantentNews has pointed out that the patent also claims to trace IP and then “displaying a world map with an illustration of the trace thereon utilizing the firewall.” Wait Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Software patents

McAfee obtains firewall patent

Slashdot reports that anti-virus developer Mcafee has been granted U.S. Patent 6,839,852 for monitoring network traffic with a firewall. The patent is for: A system, method and computer program product are provided for tracing a traffic event utilizing a firewall. Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Open source

Sun offers patents for open source developers

In a similar move to IBM’s much talked about patent handout for OSS developers, Sun Systems are offering more than 1,600 patents that they own for open source developers in Solaris projects. Although many will complain that this is another Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Software patents

Patents shoot, Poland saves (again)!

Poland has saved Europe once more from the proposed software patent directive. The item was to be viewed as an A-item in the Agriculture and Fisheries agenda, but Poland has once more opposed its inclusion there. The official Polish statement Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Open source

Firefox increasing market share

Firefox is increasing its market share in detriment of Internet Explorer, an increase that has been fueled by security fears in Microsoft products. Firefox is said to have taken 5% of the market, as opposed to a 1% during Mozilla Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Copyright

DVD rental annoyance.

I watched I, Robot last night. While the movie wasn’t all that bad, there were certain IP practices in the rental that annoyed me considerably. The first was an annoying commercial right at the start of the DVD (which can’t Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 25, 2009
Open content

RSS legal journals

This is a great project from the Washington and Lee Law School Library, which is collecting a list of legal journal RSS feeds. The list includes 137 legal journals at the moment, ranging from philosophy of the law to Gaming Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago August 15, 2011
Networks

Is wireless dangerous?

If you believe all sort of technology horror stories, you would think that Wi-Fi is the source of all evil on the web. Check this story for example, or this one. The common denominator is that the risks of having Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009
Software patents

Fishing for software patents

The good folks at FFII are announcing that the software patent directive will once more be presented as an A-Item in the Agriculture and Fisheries meeting next Monday. Yes, you heard right, Europe’s agriculture ministers will decide whether we are Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 22 years ago April 24, 2009

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