Wayne Rosso's vision of the P2P appears to be taking shape as his MashBoxx file-sharing application signs on Sony-BMG.

Bram Cohen, the developer of BitTorrent, has a few choice words for Avalanche.

Ran Geva brings us yet another unique entry into the P2P world.

INTENT Media Networks hopes to appeal to the family audience with its new P2P application, MyPeer.

The Digital Rights Management firm SnoCap signs on new independent labels.

Like the old adage about March, EarthStation 5 came into the P2P world like a lion, and left like a lamb. Update: Expansion of "The End."

TrustyFiles challenges other P2P applications to match it resourcefulness.

As with Kazaa Media Desktop before it, independent developers are putting eXeem on a diet. This time, the full version has not been launched yet.

Sloncek, the administrator of SuprNova.org., announces the upcoming arrival of eXeem.

A Japanese man accused of disseminating movies over the Winny P2P network received prison time.

Putting aside such follies as the potential Supreme Court showdown, the 6,000 plus lawsuits and escalation of free P2P networking, RazorPop declares victory in the online copyright wars.

Slyck reviews the once controversial multi-P2P client, Shareaza and its host network, Gnutella2.

As many in the file-sharing community become more conscious of their anonymity, or lack there of, networks with higher security such as ANts are receiving greater attention.

With more email providers making additional server space available for users, it appears sharing files has become the next logical step.

Disillusioned with spyware and adware, more people are turning to open source software as a solution.