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How do you avoid downloading password protected RAR’s (usenet)(newsgroups)?

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Is there a way to make sure the RAR you want to download isn’t password protected?

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I don’t think there is a way to know that a file is password protected. Sorry.

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Usenet How to- Downloading with Unison

Usenet How to- Downloading with Unison – in this video we show you how to download individual newsgroup article posts as well as NZB files from publicly available NZB search engines. To find out anything you ever wanted to know about the Usenet, visit usenetlearningcenter.com Also you can get a copy of Unison at http
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Little Guba Playing with the Big Boys in Film Downloading

Little Guba Playing with the Big Boys in Film Downloading — Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos Better Take Notice I am astonished how small companies like YouTube, Revver, Brightcove, Blinkx and Guba are coming out of the shadows and leading the way in on the online video revolution. Guba has been working on a technology for eight years around an arcane technology involving a Usenet search service that lets users find multimedia content disguised as text files. Usenet is a system of online bulletin boards that predates the Web. Well, it turns out that they have discovered a way to efficiently and safely and quickly download theatrical features to digital devices and Hollywood is impressed. The 30-person San Francisco-based company is streaming videos for Warner and Sony studios. It’s competing directly with iTunes, Amazon, CinemaNow, and MovieLink and doing very well. I had the opportunity to interview Guba’s Bart Myers at the Streaming Media West conference in San Jose earlier this month. The company also provides a very good upload service for community generated videos. The issue of copyright protection of video is looming large and Guba is handling this right. The imperative for proper rights management is only becoming clearer as evidenced by today’s legal actions of Universal against MySpace. See this video on Beet.TV: www.beet.tv
Video Rating: 5 / 5