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by Marc on August 3, 2006

How does it work? The web says:
Global File Registry's client-side DLL easily integrates with any P2P application, helping make your application DMCA-compliant.
Our DLL provides both file and user take-down functionality, as required by the DMCA.
The Global Files Registry DLL bundled with your P2P application communicates with the Global File Registry database, receiving a list of files which content owners have requested not be downloaded or shared out by your application.
For each search query, the Global Files Registry DLL checks relevant results against its "do not share" list and informs your application which of those files content owners have asserted ownership of. Your application can then highlight those files in search results, and not allow them to be downloaded or shared out by your application.
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We previously reported on the launch of Altnet's Global File Registry. The following reviews the product. The Registry tries to be likable. The word 'Registry' has a nice friendly official ring. The name says it's 'Global' so it...
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