Sony DRM: First Trojan Spotted, First Suit Filed
Oh deary deary me, Sony do seem to having a rough time over what they consider the trivial matter of installing a rootkit on customers computers dont they? (trivial because, "nobody knows what a rootkit is", their words, not mine). Well, surprise surprise Sony!
Idiots...
- Y! MyWeb
Rootkits not profitable
Sony suspends rootkit distribution
on DRM and such
The European Consumers' Organisation has just launched a campaign website (go have a look) to inform press, politicians, and consumers about their basic rights regarding digital content. IOW, it's digital rights seen from the other side of the table.
There's even a petition and a free music CD for download.
Anybody know a personal P2P app?
Now that we're talking about this stuff - I'm in the process of digitizing my CD collection. Sofar I've "ripped" (I think that's the term) twenty-something gigabyte, and there's still a far way to go.
Anyway, as I want to use my music on more than one machine, does anybody know a "personal P2P application"?
Meaning: A piece of software that will allow me to share files only with peers that know a password that I set, or something?
It must be something that I run on my machine (Win / Linux) as I'm not going to upload several gigabytes to any place on the web.