Something we HUB-bers need to discuss

[MARV]

http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/28/technol ... tm?cnn=yes

Does this make anyone nervous? Or is it just me.....[B)]

[ekahob]

It doesn't make me nervous so much as it makes my blood boil. If Grokster is to be held "accountable when users of their software download copyrighted movies and music", then shouldn't we hold [i]everybody[/i] in the chain responsible too? That would be

[waukena]

These types of cases have enormous ramifications in the personal freedoms area. If I buy the new Green Day album and want to share it with my NWO friends, where will the law draw the line as to who I share it with and how I share it?
With p2p node netwo

[eight6]

Just my opinion, but I think the NWO hub is safe in that it is in effect, a closed system. There are a finite number of users and the material shared is of a low priority in terms of potential revenue loss to the labels. Sure, there may be a few "current"

[siouxmoux]

Grokster IS one of many P2P apps which is riddle with adware, malware, scumware, hijackware and *&^^$)_($%$#%ware!!! That I would not mind if these peer to peer networks would go down in flames. I Just wished the evil RIAA and MPAAs of the world would lea

[Natephish]

I've posted about this before. Whenever you download music, you run the risk of being caught for it. If you can't accept that, stop downloading music now. Having that in mind, the new wave hub is VERY secure. I give it constant attention, always findi