My brother more the die-hard CD collector, he would make a collage of the album artwork on his wall displaying his collection. In my room was a shelf devoted to CD's or if you checked my iTunes there were 1,000+ songs bought form the iTunes store; though that was short lived. LimeWire and FrostWire were the two most popular forms for pirating music around me, but I had yet to even scratch the surface. The real father for pirating was introduced to me in my high-school days was called Pirate Bay.
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Many viewpoints on media piracy exist, and although strong arguments present viable information for each side there is no clear cut answer. The difference in opinion between artists, producers, record labels, and listeners spans across the world. Listeners tend to take free music for granted nowadays as tunes can be acquired easily from various sources. Many state this takes value away from the hard work dedicated to producing albums, while others disagree arguing that the availability of music
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of protocols, access methods, and topologies, avoid the risk of implementing fault tolerance, start with a safe mesh design…, understand the physical equipment with data loss) 5. A, B, C, and D (Accessing the internet, sharing a printer, accessing multimedia, sharing files) 6. B (Cable Plant) 7. A (Enterprise Network) 8. C and D (Subject to network congestion, requiring additional network devices to control traffic flow and one defective node or cable can takedown the network)
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defined as an act of robbery or criminal violence at sea. The idea of categorizing the transgression of private rights in creative works as "piracy" predates statutory copyright law. The Sean Parker joined friend Shawn Fanning and started the file-sharing service Napster in 1999. Napster's popularity among music lovers quickly escalated. Within its first year, the service attracted tens of millions of users, but also became a target of the music industry, which saw the start-up as a huge threat
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the sneakernet file sharing method. D) Networks enable multiple users to share resources. Points Earned: 1.0/1.0 2. Which network model ensures that no computer on the network has more authority than another? A) client/server B) stand alone C) peer-to-peer D) distributed Points Earned: 1.0/1.0 3. A common way of sharing resources on a peer-to-peer network is by modifying the ____ controls using the computer’s operating system. A) file-serving B) file-sharing C) resource-sharing D) resource-monitoring
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BIS 220 Isaiah Moya Team A Week 1 team A portion What are some of the ethical challenges with the movie and music industries as they relate to the internet? • Privacy o What information is acceptable to be released o What can or cannot be shared • Authenticity o Who is responsible for authenticity and quality? o Who is held accountable for errors? • Accessibility o Who’s allowed to access? • Property / Licensing o Piracy o Licensing o Peer to peer (Napster) 2.How has education
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The industry we could consider could be MP3. Vertically integrated company gaining control over customers and developing new customer outlets. The advantages being certainity, quality control or supply reliability. IPod is Not only a product but service and lifestyle while Itunes is a new wave of music distribution in the music industry. Apple maintains a business model that does not fit into traditional industry borders. Besides its traditional business of making and selling computers (e.g
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Computer Ethics Jason Hall CIS 324 Professor Pride December 4, 2010 Abstract As advancements in technology become more widespread, so do the ethical issues that come with these advancements. Computer ethics boils down to a “what is right and what is wrong” mentality. While one person’s view on computer ethics may differ from another person’s view, one basic idea should always be kept in mind when making ethical decisions, “Do unto others as you would have done to you.” If
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growth. The stackable design has provided no negative impact during upgrades to the 100 workstation network along with deploying services required to maintain an efficient, secure networkin which Active Directory with single sign-on, DNS, DHCP, and file sharing have replaced the former peer to peer design. Currently the company is risking potential data loss along with performance issues directly related to the network working at maximum capacity. The good news is that our company growth has exceeded
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Travis Avery NT2580 Project Part 2 Purpose - This policy defines the security configurations users and Information Technology (IT) administrators are required to implement in order to ensure the integrity, availability, and confidentially of the network environment of Richmond Investments(R.I). It serves as the central policy document with which all employees and contractors must be familiar, and defines regulations that all users must follow. The policy provides IT managers within R.I. with policies
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