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Ex-Top Gear trio’s new Amazon show will be called The Grand Tour
The Clarkson, Hammond, and May show will be shot in a travelling “MASSIVE tent.”

Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond have announced that their new Amazon motoring show will be called The Grand Tour, or GT for short. Amazon still hasn't confirmed when the show will be aired; all we have to go on is "Autumn 2016."
Clarkson took to Twitter to explain the naming of his new show: "The Grand Tour (GT for short) will come from a tent, which we will put up in a different location every week." Hammond provided a little more information, saying that "We've got a MASSIVE tent as our studio. Same tent, different view, different crowd every week."
James May, however, appears to be a bit pissed off about the chosen name: "I'm sorry if your name wasn't used for our new show. But neither were any of mine... I still think 'Nigel' was a better name."
Asus launches Zenfone Go TV (smartphone with a TV tuner)
Asus has unveiled a new smartphone, but it’s not the anticipated Asus Zenfone 3.
The Asus Zenfone Go TV is a 5.5 inch phone with modest specs, but one special feature: a digital TV tuner that allows you to watch broadcast television on the go (in select countries).
Asus is selling the Zenfone Go TV in Taiwan for about $170.
The phone features a 1280 x 720 pixel IPS display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of storage, as well as a microSD card slot for up to 64GB of removable storage.
Continue reading Asus launches Zenfone Go TV (smartphone with a TV tuner) at Liliputing.

Asus has unveiled a new smartphone, but it’s not the anticipated Asus Zenfone 3.
The Asus Zenfone Go TV is a 5.5 inch phone with modest specs, but one special feature: a digital TV tuner that allows you to watch broadcast television on the go (in select countries).
Asus is selling the Zenfone Go TV in Taiwan for about $170.
The phone features a 1280 x 720 pixel IPS display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of storage, as well as a microSD card slot for up to 64GB of removable storage.
Continue reading Asus launches Zenfone Go TV (smartphone with a TV tuner) at Liliputing.
Pyra-Handheld: Open-Pandora-Nachfolger kann in Produktion gehen
WLAN-Störerhaftung abgeschafft: Selbst Netzpolitiker können mal Erfolg haben
Unrühmliche drei Jahre haben Union und SPD für die Abschaffung der Störerhaftung gebraucht. Die peinlichen Pläne der Regierung konnten die Netzpolitiker aber nur mit Hilfe gewichtiger Unterstützer stoppen. (Störerhaftung, WLAN)

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Germany to Rescind Piracy Liability for Open Wifi Operators
People operating open WiFi networks in Germany have long risked being held liable for the actions of those using them. However, to the relief of thousands of citizens that position will change later this year after the country’s coalition government decided to abolish the legislation which holds operators responsible for the file-sharing activities of others.
Source: TF, for the latest info on copyright, file-sharing, torrent sites and ANONYMOUS VPN services.
In many countries it’s accepted that whoever commits a crime or a civil tort in the file-sharing space is the person that should be held directly responsible for it.
For example, if someone shares the latest movie online without permission, that is the only person copyright holders should have an interest in for that particular offense. Certainly, innocent third parties should not be held liable.
In Germany, however, the position is more complex. Due to a concept known as Störerhaftung, a third party who played no intentional part in someone else’s infringements can be held liable for them. This type of liability has raised its head in many file-sharing cases where open WiFi owners have been considered liable for other people’s infringements.
Now, however, this stifling situation is probably in its dying days. According to a Spiegel report, Germany’s ruling coalition have agreed to abolish the so-called ‘interferer liability’.
This means that both private and small scale WiFi operators (such as café owners) will soon enjoy the same freedom from liability enjoyed by commercial operators.
No splash-pages or password locks will be required meaning that open WiFi hotspots will at last become as freely available in Germany as they are already in countries such as France and the UK.
Pressure had been mounting on the German government following a European Court of Justice opinion published in March which held that entities operating unsecured wireless networks should not be held liable for the copyright infringements of third parties.
The case involves Pirate Party member Tobias McFadden who received a claim from music company Sony who alleged that his open WiFi was used to offer an album without permission. Sony demanded that McFadden prevent future infringement by password protecting his network, blocking file-sharing ports, and logging/blocking users sharing copyrighted content. The Pirate objected to Sony’s claims of liability and the case went to the European Court of Justice.
The final judgment from the ECJ is not expected for a few months but in most cases early recommendations from experts are upheld by the ruling judge.
Should all go smoothly, the removal of the liability from German law has the potential to shake up the massive file-sharing settlement letter business. While those accused of infringement already have some means to fight back, the absence of third-party liability for connection owners could remove much of the pressure placed on them to settle, whether they were directly involved in an infringement or not.
According to reports the legislative amendments are set to be passed by Parliament next week and could be in place as early as this fall.
Source: TF, for the latest info on copyright, file-sharing, torrent sites and ANONYMOUS VPN services.
Battleborn im Test: Bunter statt besser
Der Name klingt nach Free-to-Play, es ist aber ein Kaufspiel: Battleborn verbindet Ego-Gefechte mit Moba-Elementen wie die 25 sehr abwechslungsreichen Helden. Mit seiner schrillen Aufmachung bringt das Programm aber nicht nur gute Stimmung. (Games, Spi…

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