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Content protection could split Open Source into camps

Author: JT Smith Sciam.com looks at the issue of content protection for recordable media. "Free-software guru Richard Stallman ...

Q&A: What next for Napster?

Author: JT Smith A BBC story answers questions about the next steps for Napster after Monday's court ruling. Questions include, is this the end for...

Keeping your software up to date

Author: JT Smith Anonymous Reader writes: "With monthly security patches, feature enhancements, and bug fixes, how do you keep up to date? Well in this...

Secruity update to XFree86

Author: JT Smith Posted at LWN.net: "Chris Evans, Joseph S. Myers, Michal Zalewski, Alan Cox, and others have noted a number of problems in several components...

eProcess announces popCorn, an Open Source MPEG-1

Author: JT Smith From LinuxPR: eProcess, a French software company specialized in embedded multimedia solutions, announces the immediate release of popCorn, ...

FineGround Networks: Meet the Condenser

Author: JT Smith From InternetNews.com: "A new caching solution created for speeding up content delivery was launched at DEMO 2001 in ...

Ninth Circuit Court summary and opinion on Napster case

Author: JT Smith RIAA.com has both links and also a statement from Hilary Rosen about the case, calling the ruling "a victory for all creators."

EMusic stock soars on Napster news

Author: JT Smith Anonymous Reader tells us about this: "By the end of the trading day, struggling EMusic got a huge boost from Napter's bad...

Napster gets reprieve … for now

Author: JT Smith ZDNe's take today's Napster hearing: The court ruling allowed file-sharing site Napster to continue, but the ruling opened the door for millions...

Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous satellite touches down on asteroid Eros

Author: JT Smith CNN reports that NASA's attempt to land the NEAR-Shoemaker research satellite on Eros, a near earth asteroid, was successful. Category: Linux