BBC Click Online - Napster & Kazaa Filesharing Report - March 2004
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- Full episode from March 2004 that includes a report on the success of the Apple iPod due to file sharing websites like Napster and Kazaa.
Also the Degree Confluence Project GPS mapping the world in images and a report on the best websites on the web including the wiki wiki sandbox.
Digitised from VHS video tape by The Centre for Computing History.
www.ComputingHistory.org.uk
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Kazaa and napster was a boon for people with slow internet. The feeling of allowing a mp3 download overnight and then listen to it on Winamp next day was one of the biggest thrills of 2000s.
In 2003, I started the habit of giving all of my friends CDs that I burned from my computer. As a kid who felt poor compared to literally all of her friends with two married parents, this contribution validated something big for me. Kazaa was my obsession, in 2004/05 I switched to Limewire but the P2P music sharing kept me relevant and important to anyone interested in listening to music in our class. Only one or two other kids had discovered Kazaa/Limewire/Napster before middle school, and I continued sharing music online until 8th grade (when viruses were just too hard to avoid and I walked to the library for CDs to burn or ripped MP3's of youtube music videos instead). Occasionally I actually bought a song on iTunes.
A big part of what I brought to the table as a roommate back in the day, was that I could pirate anything. This was in the era of Kazaa, WinMX, Soulseek, eMule, and then torrents. (I know that most of these still exist still in some form today, that era is just when they were new/ most popular).
I loved click online with Stephen Cole. Great journalist. When he was axed click on line was renamed to click and became boring.
Imagine if there had been an "RIAA for photographers" and an "RIAA for authors". And these organizations clamped down just as hard on photos and words that were shared on the internet. It would have killed the entire internet.
you mean like GettyImages
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The creators of Kazaa created the Skype for free phone calls that annoyed telephone companies. Afterwards Skype was sold to Microsoft.
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Fan from India. Click used to be my favorite show since 2000s. Learnt a lot about new tech news and websites from this show!
Miss those days.
18:22 "It's over to Kate Russel whose been Trolling the web!" lol
and now we have torrents lol....
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We had torrents then
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9:35 - different passwords, yes, different usernames, no.
The advice on choosing easy-to-remember passwords is bad. If it’s easy for you to remember, it’s easy for somebody else to guess. Choose hard-to-remember passwords, and write them down.
After all, you know how to keep your cash, credit cards and house and car keys safe, don’t you? So keep your written-down passwords in the same place.
It's not bad it's terrible!! You should NEVER use actual words at all - and should always use a combination of uppercase, lowercase, numbers AND stuff like &,#,+ etc. A site that won't even let you USE characters for your password isn't taking your security very seriously.
wow the bbc used to be good :/
Click is still making new episodes
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