Mr. Wayne Rosso

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  Wayne Rosso, the founder of the P2P startup Mashboxx believes that Limewire's newfound initiatives aimed at combining file sharing with contextual. (A)(Culture, Et Cetera)(The Capital Pulpit).

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  Wayne Rosso, president of P2P software development company Grokster, said he had made the offer because he was "disgusted" by the RIAA's tactics.

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  Wayne Rosso, who built a reputation criticizing the recording industry as head of Grokster Ltd, is also pursuing a decidedly more cordial relationship with music labels as he prepares to launch a copyright-friendly file-sharing service."It's pretty clear who won," Rosso said.
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  Rosso, Weiss and other file-sharing proponents insist that over the years, they have sought the recording industry's blessing in one form or another.
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  "We were always in the background trying to get licenses and in those days we would get one of two responses - either, ‘We're not going to reward pirates,' or ‘Shut down and we'll talk about it,' " Rosso said.Still, despite millions of dollars in legal costs and often public acrimony between music companies and file-sharing executives, people on both sides are playing up the spirit of cooperation.

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  Mashboxx is set to launch a beta test version next month, said Wayne Rosso, chief executive for the Virginia Beach, Va.-based company.Rosso, who once headed the company behind the Grokster file-swapping software, says Mashboxx users will be able to search for tracks across peer-to-peer networks, upload them and share those that are not restricted by record labels using Snocap's software.
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  "If the content is not identified and registered in the database, then we can't be held responsible for it," Rosso said."It's highly unlikely that any Mashboxx user is going to be sued."
  
  Still, Rosso adds, once a record label finds that a bootleg recording or other track is being swapped, it can move to restrict it from being shared - or set up limited listens before purchase.

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  "David's won another round," said Wayne Rosso, former president of Grokster, comparing the record industry to Goliath.

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  Daniel Rung, Michael Rung, Matthew Rung and Wayne Rosso also agreed to pay $125,000 each.
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  Rosso, the former ceo of Grokster and Blubster, says he was Grokster's CEO at the time and was acting as a marketing consultant to Puretunes.He was never one of the owners, he says.
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  "There's a number of these sites throughout the world that are going untouched," Rosso told p2pnet.
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  Rosso said the action was meant to embarrass him but, "I'm beyond embarassment."
  
  We asked Rosso who's after him.
  
  "The RIAA," he said."They're going to be laughing today but frankly, they need all the laughs they can get."
  
  For the past few months, Rosso has been working on a deal which he says will revolutionize the online music world.
  
  An announcement is expected imminently, he told p2pnet.

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  Grokster chief heads to Spanish P2P firm Wayne Rosso, president of the file-swapping company, resigns to take the helm of younger Spanish peer-to-peer technology rival Blubster. [Source: CNET News.com: Entertainment and Media]
  
  Grokster head resigns for Spanish P2P firm CNET Oct 14 2003 10:37PM ET [Source: Moreover internet europe stories]
  
  Universities Developing Internal, Controlled P2P System Slashdot Oct 14 2003 10:53PM ET [Source: Moreover Web developer news]
  
  Grokster head resigns for Spanish P2P firm Wayne Rosso, president of the file-swapping company, resigns to take the helm of younger Spanish peer-to-peer technology rival Blubster. [Source: CNET News.com: Entertainment and Media]
  
  War on P2P: Congress Tries to Make File-Sharing a Felony!

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  Published on: 11/8/2005    Last Visited: 12/4/2007  

  Executives indicated plans to launch a legal, fee-based "Grokster 3G" service before year's end under a new parent company, believed to be Mashboxx of Virginia Beach, Va. Mashboxx, headed in part by former Grokster president Wayne Rosso, already has signed a licensing agreement with Sony BMG Music Entertainment.More.

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  Published on: 12/8/2007    Last Visited: 12/8/2007  

  "I have to commend her for having the courage to stay independent and not be seduced," said Wayne Rosso, chairman of the ad-supported digital music service Mashboxx.

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  Published on: 11/24/2004    Last Visited: 5/2/2007  

  Former Grokster executive Wayne Rosso is planning an authorized file-swapping service called Mashboxx, also slated to launch next year.

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