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Ambrosia Intros WireTap Anywhere

LAS VEGAS, NV -- Ambrosia Software announced the immediate availability of WireTap Anywhere at the New Media Expo in Las Vegas on Thursday. WireTap Anywhere is an application for Mac OS X that lets users capture multiple audio input sources and route them into audio recording and editing applications.

WireTap Anywhere for Mac OS X now lets you mute software sources during a recording

imageAmbrosia Software has updated WireTap Anywhere— a low latency audio tool that lets you take the audio output from any Mac application or hardware input device and bring it into your favorite audio recording application—to version 1.0.2. The upgrade adds the ability to mute software sources during a recording.

WireTap Anywhere lets you redirect Mac audio

Ambrosia Software on Thursday introduced WireTap Anywhere, a new audio tool for Mac OS X. It costs $129, and a free trial version is available for download.

Record audio on your Mac using WireTap Studio

WireTap, from Ambrosia Software (www.ambrosiasw.com), is a handy application that allows Mac users to capture any audio passing through their computer hardware, whether from a browser, a music application, or an external source via an audio interface.

WireTap Anywhere 1.0.2 Improves Down-mixing

Ambrosia Software announced the immediate availability of WireTap Anywhere 1.0.2 on Wednesday. The update for the digital audio routing application improved down-mixing capabilities and improved overall performance.

Ambrosia Software releases WireTap Anywhere for Mac OS X

imageAmbrosia Software has released WireTap Anywhere, an US$129 low latency audio tool that lets you take the audio output from any Mac application or hardware input device and bring it into your favorite audio recording application.

MacVoices looks at new WireTap Anywhere app

imageOn the new MacVoices Andrew Welch, el presidente of Ambrosia Software, talks about the company’s new sound utility, Wiretap

Accused drug dealers challenge wiretap laws

Defense lawyers for alleged drug kingpin Melvin Maycock Sr and 13 of his associates are trying to convince a Supreme Court judge that the country's wiretap laws are illegal. The evidence on which Florida federal prosecutors are relying in support of requests for the men's extradition was gathered through phone taps.

NSA Freely Gobbling Up Your Cell Data Too? - Interconnect and backhaul companies circumvent wiretap laws...

Those of you still laboring under the illusion that privacy still exists online after the recent wiretapping debate might find this CNET piece a highly speculative but interesting read. Sure, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint can now hand over any and all of your data without accountability or a warrant, but cellphone tower operators may also be handing over your locational GPS data and much, much more. Companies like Sprint are increasingly selling their towers to other companies, and, given wiretap laws don't always apply to these interconnection agents, it's likely the NSA has direct access to large datasets of mobile phone usage records. CNET's exploration of the software that mines this data for relationships among "troublemakers" is particularly interesting.

Wiretap Cases a Go Despite FISA Change

By Evan Hill | Though Congress put a damper this summer on legal efforts to prove the Bush administration unlawfully spied on Americans’ phone calls and e-mails, flagship litigation in the Northern District of California will still proceed.

WireTap Anywhere Records from Multiple Sources

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Wiretap trial sheds light on lawyers' work with private eyes

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Wiretap issue stalls Maycock Sr. extradition proceedings

It took officers from the Drug Enforcement Unit four years to find Melvin Maycock Sr. after federal prosecutors requested his extradition on drug smuggling charges. But extradition proceedings aren't likely to commence against him any time soon because of a pending constitutional motion that challenges the legality of the country's wiretapping laws.

NSA Abused Wiretap Rights: Intercepted, Shared Private Calls Of Americans

Now that Congress has totally capitulated and allowed the administration's warrantless wiretapping program to go on without question, it should surprise no one that leaks are coming out highlighting how the program is regularly abused to spy on everyday Americans who are calling North America from the Middle East. In fact, two separate "intercept operators" have apparently come forward separately, and talked about listening in on perfectly innocent calls between two Americans -- exactly the scenario that the government insisted never happened. Specifically, General Hayden stated that conversations between Americans were not being intercepted: "It's not for the heck of it. We are narrowly focused and drilled on protecting the nation against al Qaeda and those organizations who are affiliated with it.

Prodi plays down wiretap incident

(ANSA) - Roma, August 29 - Former Italian premier Romano Prodi on Friday said he was contrary to any law restricting the use of wiretapping despite becoming the latest victim of leaked telephone conversations.

Appeals court sends wiretap case back to lower court

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Thursday declined to rule on whether lawsuits seeking to target President George W. Bush's warrantless wiretapping are covered by secrecy laws or can be challenged in court.

Appeals court sends wiretap case back to lower court

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Thursday declined to rule on whether lawsuits seeking to target President George W. Bush's warrantless wiretapping are covered by secrecy laws or can be challenged in court.

Appeals court sends wiretap case back to lower court (Reuters)

on Thursday sent the case entitled "Hepting v AT&T" back to a district court that had heard an earlier case.

Appeals court sends wiretap case back to lower court

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Appeals Court Returns Wiretap Case to Lower Court

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Kerkorian testifies in wiretap case

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Stevens lawyers object to wiretap evidence

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Report Faults Handling of Wiretap Notes by Gonzales

Former attorney general Alberto R. Gonzales broke the rules for handling classified materials by carrying notes to and from home in a briefcase, a report says.

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