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The new beta version of AOL Pictures has launched. The site features tagging, public and private galleries, social components and free, unlimited storage. Marshall Kirkpatrick says it's no Flickr killer. [TechCrunch]
The U.S. Congress is holding hearings on P2P piracy at colleges and universities. The head of the MPAA claims that 44% of internet piracy takes place within the halls of academia. [ArsTechnica]
Roll-your-own webapp service Ning has three new components that focus on social networking and content sharing: Ning Videos, Ning Photos and Ning Groups. [Mashable]
Dreamhost is blocking BitTorrent traffic again. [TorrentFreak]
