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DiS poll: would you stop using P2P if you got a warning from your ISP? (Drowned In Sound)
Russell Hart, chief executive of Entertainment Media Research commented "It is quite evident that an ISP-led strategy has bite, because illegal downloaders are fairly convinced that ISPs are currently monitoring their activities and are more likely to act against them than the courts."
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ISP-Planet - Business - Are Cocky Developers Worth It? (ISP-Planet)
Are Cocky Developers Worth It? I was sitting down with one of our most productive software developers for his annual review, trying to carefully craft my words. You see, Tyler had produced some amazing results that year in tackling our most difficult assignments.
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Home Office preps fudgetastic ISP data rules (The Register)
Cash-strapped Whitehall gives small ISPs free pass A Home Office official has baffled ISPs by telling them new laws will on paper require them all to retain data, but in practice some probably won't be forced to because it could cost the government too much money.…
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Police find explosives in routine traffic stop (KBCI Boise)
Officials say 19-year-old Lynn Kuhn of Idaho Falls was pulled over by an an ISP trooper in the WinCo parking lot for an expired registration and a modified exhaust system, Saturday night.
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Music fans back legal music downloading (Malta Star)
Music pirates can be deterred by warnings from their internet service provider (ISP), suggests a survey.
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Reasons why outlawing P2P isn't good for everyone: a musician speaks (Drowned In Sound)
Or is giving away your music such a bad thing? There’s a lot of talk today about the findings of the Digital Music Report which claims that over 75% of people who download music off P2P sites would stop if their ISP put pressure on them to do so. This is cheering news if you’re a major label exec; but independent, defiantly DIY artist, Fakesensations , is none too pleased.
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Warning letters to deter illegal downloaders (PC Advisor)
EMR: 75% of UK will stop if warned by ISP Three quarters of illegal file sharers would stop if they were warned about their activity by their ISP, says Entertainment Media Research (EMR).
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Study: Music Pirates Would Quit If Warned (Arts Journal)
"Almost 75% of music pirates would stop if told to by their ISP, the survey of 1,500 UK consumers found. The research looked at the digital habits of consumers and found that the abundance of online music services was convincing many to go straight."
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Spam Activity Drops After ISP's Demise (Web Host Industry Review)
October 10, 2008 -- ( WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- MessageLabs discovered a brief decline in spam following the demise of Atrivo/Intercage, an ISP that hosted many malware and cyber criminal websites, as reported on Brian Krebs' Security Fix blog on WashingtonPost.com.
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ISP trooper finds explosive device during traffic stop (The Idaho Statesman)
An Idaho Falls trooper found an explosive device during a traffic stop late Saturday, according to Idaho State Police.
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