Filed under: Audio, News, Windows, P2P, Social Software
iMesh Releases BearShare LEGAL edition
by Ryan Carter Aug 17th 2006
Today iMesh will launch BearShare 6.0, which is a long-standing p2p file sharing client many people us to download copyrighted music. Apparently, this edition of BearShare is a legalized edition. It sounds like iMeshToGo and BearShareToGo will offer a long awaited solution to the problem of illegal file-sharing, and the other problem of no way for people to buy music in an effective way that is user-centric. The services will run side-by-side and users will be able to interact between the two services later this year. This makes it easy for users to share their music preferences and even download ringtones as well. I obviously haven't tested out the new product, but it is the first service I have seen to get a grip on the actual problem that exists with music downloading.[Via Reuters]
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