File sharing Sentence Examples

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  • They play anti-fascist benefits, and encourage file sharing.

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  • P2P file sharing networks themselves are not illegal.

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  • Labels blame the precipitous falloff on piracy and online file-sharing, while some consumers point to lousy music offerings.

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  • Despite the unquestionable success, much still leaves to be desired by the actual service quality in file sharing networks.

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  • There are numerous file sharing groups that swap their own shape files.

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  • What they may not have known is that thousands of others had already watched it from the privacy of their own homes, thanks to a downloadable version which was circling the file sharing groups almost a month before the movie came out.

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  • Infections occur in several ways, with bundling with other programs and file sharing the most common.

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  • Soulseek is a file sharing network, one part Kazza and one part MySpace.

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  • They approximate that 870 million songs are available through peer to peer file sharing networks.

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  • Are these file sharing networks and their millions of users worldwide in violation of copyright laws?

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  • Launched in 1999, Napster was the original music file sharing network.

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  • In a game changing case for the file sharing game, one woman decided to call the RIAA's bluff and take her case to court.

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  • Even with the win, in 2009 the RIAA announced plans to move away from lawsuits towards working with ISP networks to control file sharing.

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  • A Duke University/Harvard University joint study found the effect of file sharing to be zero on music sales, and a study by The Economist reported that three-quarters of the decline in sales could not be blamed on illegal downloads.

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  • Other artists are vocal opponents of file sharing.

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  • The RIAA would like to see free file sharing networks enter into licensing agreements with the record labels, so they pay a royalty on the songs they distribute.

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  • LimeWire is one of the top peer-to-peer file sharing sites on the Internet.

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  • With peer-to-peer networks like Napster, Kazaa and Limewire boasting easy downloads of commercial material, some music artists and executives are pulling their hair out trying to slow down the file-sharing craze.

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  • WinMX is a Windows-based peer-to-peer file-sharing network that boasts a decentralized and spyware-free source of data.

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  • WinMX began in the heyday of Napster's reign as the number one, free file-sharing network.

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  • Originally, WinMX was one of the few alternatives to Napster and until September 2005, it was the oldest free file-sharing network around.

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  • It has since become one of the most downloaded programs on the internet for file sharing.

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  • FrostWire was developed in 2005 by LimeWire users who were concerned over rumors that LimeWire might place licensing restrictions on their file sharing system.

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  • Acquisition is a file sharing system for Mac users which is run on the Gnutella network.

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  • It uses LimeWire code to assist file sharing between universities.

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  • LimeWire is a free P2P file sharing network that operates through the Gnutella network.

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  • LimeWire users have taken LimeWire code and developed their own system, FrostWire, which they guarantee will never place restrictions on file sharing.

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  • It can be tempting to use file-sharing programs to acquire songs from all your favorite artists for free.

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  • The original incarnation of Napster was one of the biggest players in the file-sharing game, but they were nearly destroyed by lawsuits brought against the owners by the RIAA.

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  • The battle between the record industry and online file sharing groups continues in the form of the ongoing Limewire lawsuit.

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  • The music industry managed to bring down the original free file sharing program, Napster, and forced them to change their business model so that the labels profited from songs distributed by Napster.

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  • How much of that is due to file sharing and how much of that is due to a decrease in the quality of the music being offered by labels is open to debate.

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  • A UNC/Harvard University study found that the effect of file sharing on music sales was exactly zero.

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  • Limewire Pro is a fee based variant of the hugely popular free Limewire peer to peer (P2P) file sharing network.

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  • First, it is very easy to use, even for those new to file sharing.

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  • Yahoo Music Unlimited - Yahoo Music, for short - was launched in November, 2005, as a challenge to success online P2P file sharing sites.

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  • Well, Ares Galaxy -- its full name -- is an open source peer-to-peer file sharing program that was developed for Microsoft Windows.

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  • In essence, Ares Galaxy works like most other P2P file sharing networks, so it is essentially equivalent to programs like Kazaa, Soulseek, and WinMX.

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  • Limewire is a peer to peer (P2P) file sharing network that allows users to swap files with each other over the internet.

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  • Most experts and many users believe that Limewire is the best P2P file sharing option Mac users have.

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  • A constant problem with P2P networks is the transition of virus infected files, and because there are almost zero viruses written for Macs, P2P file sharing is considered to be safer for Mac users than anyone else.

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  • Although laws vary from country to country, recording industry organizations have lobbied hard in nearly every corner of the globe to have file sharing networks like Limewire shut down.

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  • In the US, the RIAA filed hundreds of lawsuits against users of file sharing network, and in 2009 landmark legal decision, a judge ordered a Minnesota woman to pay a fee of several hundred thousand dollars for downloading music.

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  • Most file-sharing programs connect you with several users at the same time to increase download speed and reduce the bandwidth usage for any one person who is hosting a file.

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  • Gnutella is the third most popular file sharing network on the Internet.

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  • The name Ares probably sounds familiar to you if you are a frequent user of P2P (peer to peer) file sharing programs.

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  • Ares Galaxy is a popular file sharing network used by millions of people every day to share music files, as well as other media files like videos and photos.

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  • First of all, obviously the songs were performed on TV, and unless the company formally releases them in CD/MP3 format, you'll be left with a recording that someone made during the show broadcast and put up on a file sharing network.

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  • For these reasons, many Idol song downloads are essentially bootleg versions, and most people download them from P2P file sharing networks.

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  • Keep in mind that file sharing can make you the subject of lawsuits.

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  • In the mid-1990s, file-sharing websites like Napster appeared on the net and exploded in popularity as users logged on and traded music with one another free of charge.

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  • At the ripe old age of 19, Shawn Fanning changed the music industry when he set up Napster, a P2P file sharing service that over 100 million people used to swap free music in its launch year alone.

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  • Some of them are also graphic design experts, while others are fascinated by Internet technologies like data, audio or video transmission or file sharing.

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