All it is is data mining packets from skype nodes and comparing them to open torrent peer lists. This is not really surprising or scary to me. There are other 'researchers' who can link alot more data to you then this.

I can't believe anyone supports the WBC. I can't wait to picket this c**t's funeral.

Dvd players with this same capability so you may finally be charged correctly for the number of people viewing their fine films.

I love how people here take his side..but he was SELLING his service of circumventing disk protection. If he was not selling the service I would have supported him too. I would still say no more then 6 months jail time and maybe a stiffer fine however...

Optimum online, and Verizon internet services in my area have been doing this for awhile. You're telling me this isn't business as usual? I get that the opt out method is pretty stupid, but at least they have an opt out option.

I'm the same way. Although Songza is terrible. You're better off going right to imeem or I use grooveshark.com which seems to find things the others do not.

WEP is soo hard to break into.

Agility. =x

It's quite easy to bypass a filter like this. The offender could opt in for the free protection while tunneling in his encrypted files.

That's pretty scary. I love how they use the same child porn line to justify keeping all text messages and phone records for a year too.

Seems to say that terrestrial radio already pays the Songwriters huh? Those are the people I want my money going to anyway..Not a record exec who is going to spend it on the next craptastic pop album.

I use Pandora about 8 hours per day. Mainly when I'm at work. Although I really wouldn't mind paying $.99c for 3 more weeks of this service, I can't really see myself doing it.

Honestly, I've worked for a US Senator they really don't care. Not when their seats aren't in jeopardy. When you call or write to them they rarely see any of that. Someone else usually does it and let's the Senator know what people think. That being said I did voice my concerns via her email contact on her web page.

People with out any knowledge of computers will believe anything they're told. Which is why this woman was talked into Ubuntu, as well as why she thought she needed the disc. Verizon says you NEED it.