The Humble Indie Bundle 2, a sequel to the overwhelmingly successful Humble Indie Bundle pay-what-you-want model for selling games closed earlier this week. The sale […]
Pay-What-You-Want Game Sale Closes Totaling $1.8 Million Read More »
There are very few times we see someone who supports restricting copyright laws that are so direct, but Alejandro Sanz probably should win an award
A few days ago, we reported on the defeat of web censorship in Spain where ISPs would be mandated to block websites if the government
Report: Spanish Minister Vows to Pass Site Blocking Anyway Read More »
Yesterday, we reported on the RIAAs efforts to get Mastercard to cut off payments to MegaUpload. Today, we have received an exclusive response from MegaUpload
Exclusive: MegaUpload Issues Response to RIAA Over Mastercard Cutoff Read More »
In a move seemingly inspired by the US government pressuring credit card companies and online payment services to cut off Wikileaks, the MPAA and RIAA
RIAA Wants Mastercard to Cut Off MegaUpload Read More »
There’s been a major development in Spain recently. The Ley de Economia Sostenible (Sustainable Economy Act) in Spain now no longer has the highly controversial
US Pressure Backfires as Site Blocking is Voted Down in Spain Read More »
Earlier, we reported that the MPAA, RIAA and the BSA had influenced the push for HADOPI in France according to the Wikileaks ever-present cablegate story.
Wikileaks: US Threatened Spain to Implement Three Strikes Law Read More »
Wikileaks has been releasing plenty of new details on how the US views the world. Amongst the interesting tidbits of information buried inside Cablegate was
Wikileaks: MPAA, RIAA and BSA Lobbied for HADOPI Read More »
Earlier today, ZeroPaid reported on the development that some members of the United Nations are demanding that the UN should have the power to control
Editorial: A UN Controlled Internet Should Never Happen Read More »
It’s called the “Humble Indie Bundle 2” where people can pay what they want and have the money go to whoever they choose. The famous
Pay-What-You-Want Videogame Sale Rakes in Over $800,000 in 3 Days Read More »
