Below are all news articles for July 2005
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Title: File-Swappers Spend on Legal Digital Music?
The BBC and UK's The Register report on a study which says file-sharing Britons are also the biggest spenders on legal digital music.
Title: Grokster
Memo to technology companies: Shred your memos. That was one lesson from the US Supreme Court's 9-to-0 MGM v. Grokster decision issued in late June.
Title: Young Emerging Entrepreneur
T-Net)--How2Share Technologies Inc. announced that CEO Colin How has been nominated as one of the three finalists for the Ernst & Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the year, Pacific Region.
Title: At the whiteboard: ROI
ROI, or Return On Investment, is an analysis tool used to calculate a project's expected benefit in light of its costs.
Title: Try MSN Virtual Earth
MSN Virtual Earth is now online. Very slick. It offers great panning performance and a nice Scratch Pad feature .
Title: Helping to ID p2p users
His paper, which appeared first in Security Focus , is published below with his permission.
Title: Music file-sharing suits stun Kentuckians
Brown, 56, sitting on his front porch in Clifton, says he didn't do it. And for good reason.
Title: Google launches Scholar
Google never sleeps apparently. They've launched Google Scholar - a research engine.
Title: Identifying P2P users using traffic analysis
With the emergence of Napster in the fall of 1999, peer to peer applications and their user base have grown rapidly in the Internet community.
Title: Nine million
To get an idea of how fast file sharing networks are growing, take a look at Download.com's weekly chart of popular software programs.