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news.cnet.com - 1/28/2009

Sources: AT&T, Comcast may help RIAA foil piracy

— news.cnet.com — CNET staff writer Marguerite Reardon co-authored this report. AT&T and Comcast, two of the nation's largest Internet... service providers, are expected to be among a group of ISPs that will cooperate with the music industry in battling ... (more) Sources: AT&T, Comcast may help RIAA foil piracy

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zatznotfunny.com - 1/30/2009

Comcast’s Crossed Wires

— zatznotfunny.com — I’m somewhat concerned to learn that the RIAA may be enlisting broadband providers, such as AT&T and... Comcast, to police their networks for content theft. While I don’t condone software or media piracy, I’m uncomfortable with ... (more) Comcast’s Crossed Wires

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azstarnet.com - 2/2/2009

Comcast investigating Super Bowl porn feed

— azstarnet.com — Arizona Daily Star Tucson, Arizona | Published: 02.02.2009 advertisement Comcast continued this morning to investigate how pornography... interrupted its feed during the final quarter of the Super Bowl on Sunday. It is unclear how many viewers were ... (more) Comcast investigating Super Bowl porn feed

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AT&T and Comcast Agree to Do the RIAA's Dirty Work [Internet]
Gizmodo — ... Sure, the RIAA has given up on lawsuits, but that's because it's got an even better trick: ISPs will do their dirty work for them. Not surprisingly, AT&T; and Comcast stepped right up, says CNET. ...

AT&T, Comcast Expected to Assist RIAA with Copy Protection/Traffic Monitoring Efforts
iPodObserver — [image] AT&T and Comcast, two of the nation's largest Internet service providers are expected to be among a group of providers slated to work with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in its battle against online piracy. The trade group announced last month that it would cease its campaign of mass lawsuits ...

This can’t end well but for whom is still an open question
The Inquisitr » Technology — We all know how the Recording Industry Association of America – otherwise known as the RIAA – loves nothing better than suing people who don’t have computers or are single mothers on social assistance in order to make their educational point about how evil it is to infringe on copyrights. However some of those court ...

Comcast’s Crossed Wires
Zatz Not Funny! — I’m somewhat concerned to learn that the RIAA may be enlisting broadband providers, such as AT&T and Comcast, to police their networks for content theft. While I don’t condone software or media piracy, I’m uncomfortable with Comcast tracking my every move online. Especially given their apparent inability to keep their records straight. As John Aprigliano discovered when Comcast misidentified him as a movie pirate: Waiting in my snail mail box for me was an unassuming letter from your favorite cable provider, and mine, Comcast. Contained in this letter was information pertaining to an alleged torrent ...

M&M’s World Headlines: Jan 29, 2009
p2pnet news — RIAA recruits Comcast, AT&T to monitor file sharing Cnet When the RIAA said in December it would stop pursuing individual illegal file sharers, it wasn’t clear exactly why. Now, CNET News says the industry group is just switching tactics. Several sources close to Comcast and AT&T say that they, along with several other Internet service providers, will agree to monitor their networks for illegal file sharing by its customers. Update: More info here. »»» U.S. retrieves MP3 player with military files Reuters A New Zealand man who bought a ...