France, Australia, Britain, Canada, Iran and China aren’t the only countries either deliberating on or actively using mandatory DNS blacklists. It seems that there is […]
German Mandatory DNS Blacklist Blasted By Critics, Protests Emerge Read More »
It’s a kind of surveillance that will involve absolutely no court oversight. If the past lawful access consultations were anything to go by, it seems
Canadian Government Introduces Mandatory ISP Level Surveillance Legislation Read More »
The argument falls on an age old argument against privacy – that if you have nothing to hide, why should you be worried about privacy.
Politician Discovers Equating Pirate Party Supporters to Rapists a Bad Idea Read More »
With the Pirate Party of Sweden on the rise, you’d think that diverting police resources to target alleged copyright infringers such as file-sharers online would
Sweden Diverts 15 Police Officials to Investigate Copyright Infringement Read More »
After effectively winning two seats in the European Election, it seems that support for the party has only grown both during and after the election
Wind In Their Sails – Pirate Party Support Growing Nationally and Internationally Read More »
There’s been questions raised over the techniques to gather evidence on file-sharing lawsuits, so one wonders how one becomes part of the anti-p2p movement in
Car Sales Man Starts Anti-P2P Business Read More »
The MPAA apparently said that the “enemies of copyright have really done a good job at creating the false premise that the interest of copyright
MPAA Admits to Losing PR War to the ‘Enemies of Copyright’ Read More »
It’s distinctly possible that Canada could face an election soon as opposition leader Michael Ignatieff ponders on whether or not to force an election. Whether
Canada Could Face Election – What About Copyright Reform? Read More »
Some may not know it, but June is an interesting month for file-sharer’s. This year, June marks a major milestone for file-sharers. It was June,
10th Anniversary of Napster This Month Read More »
File-sharing, for years, has been one of the copyright industry’s favourite scape-goat. Lately, British news sources have received a fresh dose of “studies” where the
Music Sale Losses Due to Gaming, DVDs, Not P2P Read More »
