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  • New dreams for Morpheus

    StreamCast Networks' Morpheus, once the Net's most popular file-swapping software, is being reborn yet again with new technology, and StreamCast also has a new CEO: Former chief executive Michael Weiss.

  • P2P rivals flock to BitTorrent

    It's the season for romance in the file-swapping world, too.

  • RIAA's case of mistaken identity?

    The Recording Industry Association of America has withdrawn a file-swapping lawsuit after a possible case of mistaken identity.

  • Music sharing doesn't kill CD sales

    A study of file-sharing's effects on music sales says online music trading appears to have had little part in the recent slide in CD sales.

  • Landmark P2P ruling back in court

    Lawyers representing the entertainment industry and file-swapping companies will meet in Pasadena, California, on Tuesday as a federal appeals court hears the first arguments in a case likely to shape the future of online file swapping.

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