The Irish Independent has reported on new revelations by the Irish government that 80 unencrypted laptops along with USB sticks and blackberries were either lost […]
Ireland: 80 Unencrypted Government Laptops Lost – Private Information Feared Lost Read More »
An interesting article over at the New York Times sheds light on the Warner Bros Entertainment and Rowling vs RDR Books.
J.K. Rowling Targets Fan Over Yet to be Published Book Read More »
Russell McOrmond yesterday notice paper, but there appears to be no sign of a copyright bill today. With the latest political shake-up in Canada, it
Canadian Copyright Bill Unlikely In This Government? Read More »
A report on Wired says that some iPods are not compatible with the iTunes video rental store. Not good news for fifth generation iPod owners
Report – Some Video iPods Incompatible With iTunes Video Rentals Read More »
The debate over whether or not telecommunication companies should be given retroactive immunity for wiretaps has been one of the hottest topics in the American
US State of the Union Address – Give Telecoms Immunity Read More »
With Time Warner saying that it would cap and introduce consumption-based billing, things for ISP consumers took another hit with AT&T thinking that they would
Experts Debate on AT&T Filtering the Internet Read More »
An article on Ars Technica says that ThePirateBay, one of the internets most popular BitTorrent websites, just recieved 4,000 legal documents from Swedish prosecutors.
4,000 Legal Documents Sent to ThePirateBay Read More »
The Atlantic vs Howell has just taken on a new twist. While the case brought everyone the now-famous claim that ‘CD ripping is illegal‘, now
Can the RIAA Sue for Attempted Copyright Infringement? Read More »
While LimeWire is rolling out a social networking site, MiniNova, one of the internet’s most popular public BitTorrent websites, is rolling out a free server
MiniNova Introduces Server Content Distribution Read More »
It seems the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) are still trying lawsuits to stem use of file-sharing.
RIAA Announces 12th Round of University Lawsuits Read More »
