On February 29th, the EFF and Open Rights Group started a petition against the proposal to extend copyright. Now, the number of signatures has risen […]
European Anti-Copyright Extension Petition Gathers Momentum Read More »
It has happened and it will be taking place tomorrow in court. The EFF yesterday announced that they will be challenging the RIAAs ‘Making Available’
EFF Takes on the RIAA in File-sharing Case Read More »
In part 1 of this three part interview, ZeroPaid and Russell McOrmond discussed a number of issues including privacy, network neutrality and Michael Geist.
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In part 1 of the three part interview with Russell McOrmond, there was discussion on topics such as ISP liability, privacy, and Michael Geist. Part
ZeroPaid Interviews Russell McOrmond – Part 2 of 3 Read More »
In Canada, there is no shortage of debate on many things that touches technology. Does privacy trump security or the other way around? Should DRM
ZeroPaid Interviews Russell McOrmond – Part 1 of 3 Read More »
Late last week, the RIAA announced that they have launched a new round of lawsuits. This follows last months round of lawsuits.
RIAA – Filesharing Growth Has ‘Stabilized’ Read More »
Two years ago, copyright extension in the UK was shot down. Now copyright extension is not only back in the spot light for the British,
Open Rights Group Urges on Fight to Stop Copyright Extension Read More »
Niek of MiniNova has announced on the MiniNova blog that the popular BitTorrent indexing site has recently hit its 4 billionth torrent download. The news
MiniNova – 4 Billion Downloads Read More »
A recent report has many buzzing over the possibility that British ISP’s might start become the copyright police.
Report: Unauthorized UK Downloaders to be Cut Off Read More »
Despite a massive error in the MPAAs college campus piracy study revealed nearly three weeks ago, it appears that the US congress has passed an
US Congress Passes Anti-Campus File-sharing Requirements Read More »
