Independent UK: Cybersky, scheduled to start in a month or so, aims to do for television what already applies to music and video – establish a peer 2 peer network that allows television shows to be downloaded free from the internet. “The concept has alarmed Germany’s established TV companies, and is likely to concern other broadcasters around the world. Media analysts are expecting a new round of legal action similar to the high-level intensity of opposition to the Napster operation,” writes the Independent.
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