Federico Pistono, blogger. I say no to the "killthebloggers"'s law (Levi/Veltroni).

Links

• freeblogger from Beppe Grillo.
• Article by "Punto Informatico"
• Blogosphere's reactions according to technorati.
• Levi/Veltroni's law.

We are moving forward in some civilised countries. Torrentfreak reports that A court has ruled that a site providing links to P2P downloads is operating legally. The Provincial Court of Madrid ruled that Sharemula.com, a site offering eDonkey links to movies, music, software and games does not break the law. The court’s decision is final and cannot be appealed.

Following a Federación Antipiratería (Anti-piracy Federation) investigation in 2006, 15 people were arrested in Spain in connection with the operation of Sharemula.com, an eDonkey (eD2k) indexing site. eD2k links are similar to URLs or .torrent files, in that they contain no copyright material themselves, but may point to such works.

Good. Because it is.

Of course, I would never do that. ^_^

Wikipedia says:

Zopa is a UK-based company providing an online money exchange, allowing people who have money to lend to provide it directly to people wanting to borrow it without the need to go through banks, a process sometimes referred to as peer-to-peer lending.