Monthly Archives: November 2005

As Boing Boing reports, the MPAA and Bram Cohen of BitTorrent.com have agreed to implement ways to automatically detect DMCA infringements and “expedites takedown actions”. So Bram Cohen tries to be a good guy and to find a way to … Continue reading →

Looking at the amount of data our servers spits out to deliver our Chaosradio podcast (sorry people, german only) and seeing that iTunes makes up for a huge percentage of the dopwnloading clients, it’s becoming clear that pure HTTP doesn’t … Continue reading →

Buzzword Mania: Revlogging is revisiting video content of the web in the form of an aggregator video podcast. Let me name a few commendable sites. Greatest variety: Apollo Pony (Feeds). A really cool cartoon aggregator in form of slide-show: Channel … Continue reading →

We have opened the 22C3 Public Wiki. It’s late, but it’s here. Please use it and contribute. And spread the word. More to come. We have opened the 22C3 Public Wiki. It’s late, but it’s here. Please use it and … Continue reading →

This (pretty long) article is on iTunes, the much hailed and hated software and media distribution software brought out by Apple a couple of years ago and that since then has been quite a bit of a revolution as it … Continue reading →

Chasing Windmills is one of the reasons why video podcasting is going to take off like mad in the coming weeks and months. 90 Seconds Of Dave is another. There are many more. After weblogs and wikis – now part … Continue reading →

Following the tradition of last years 21C3 weblog we have opened the CCC Events weblog that is going to keep you all updated about the upcoming 22nd Chaos Communication Congress. I want you to subscribe (yeah! just one more blog! … Continue reading →