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P2P Newsbrowser to Evade European Copyright Laws
posted by scubacuda on Friday January 17, @11:24PM
from the deep-linking-in-jeopardy dept.
Copyright Newsbooster, the Danish company that got busted for deep-linking to newspaper stories, has created a new P2P version of its service to get around European law. Newsbooster's "Newsbrowser" software works like Kazaa - users download the software and it networks their computers together, instead of serving up files from a single server. (/. thread here)

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