It used to be that peer-to-peer (P2P) operators and major music and movie entertainment companies mentioned in the same statement indicated some sort of legal action by either side, but the latest announcement — a deal for NBC Universal content to be available on Wurld Media’s Peer Impact P2P service — has the two holding hands. The companies said NBC Universal’s movies, including “Ray,” “Meet the Fockers” and others, would be legally available on the Peer Impact service online.
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NBC Universal Deal Highlights P2P Pivot
Posted by: Jay Lyman November 18, 2005 01:32 PMIt used to be that peer-to-peer (P2P) operators and major music and movie entertainment companies mentioned in the same statement indicated some sort of legal action by either side, but the latest announcement — a deal for NBC Universal content to be available on Wurld Media’s Peer Impact P2P service — has the two holding hands. The companies said NBC Universal’s movies, including “Ray,” “Meet the Fockers” and others, would be legally available on the Peer Impact service online.