Old articles I published on other sites
A curious news story recently surfaced about Google possibly buying a well known website 4Chan. We did some digging into this to get to the […]
Faulty Google Result Caused Suspect Google Buying 4Chan Story? Read More »
We’ve been following the news of the DDOS attack on Swedish BitTorrent website The Pirate Bay and Wikileaks. Now, ZeroPaid has finally learned who was
Breaking News: The Pirate Bay DDOS Attacker Revealed Read More »
The UK version of the three strikes law as laid out in the Digital Economy Bill is nearing the next step to implementation. Ofcom, an
Ofcom Weeks Away from Publishing ISP Three Strikes Rules in UK Read More »
After several years of lobbying, user outrage, consumer group advocacy and debate from all sides of the spectrum, the latest iteration of the Canadian copyright
Canadian Copyright Reform Bill Headed for Debate Read More »
Is ACTA a violation of European human rights? That’s what the European Commission hopes to find out. The controversial agreement has been referred to the
ACTA Officially Headed to the European Court of Justice Read More »
One of our main criticisms about online censorship is that, most of the time, there’s little to no accountability and that such regimes open the
UK ISP Filters Blocking Legal, Non-Infringing Activists Websites Read More »
We’ve seen numerous anti-piracy ads and warnings on DVD’s and Blu-Ray before, but now we’ll be seeing double the ads in the near future. The
Two Unskippable Anti-Piracy Ads Coming to Blu-Ray, But Do They Solve Anything? Read More »
Late last month, the UK High Court ordered ISPs in the UK to prevent users from accessing Swedish BitTorrent website ThePirateBay. While we covered the
Telegraph Reporter Compares Illegal Downloading to Drunk Driving Read More »
We’ve noted several times in the past just how bad the credibility of the USTR Special 301 report has been over the years. This year’s
USTR Special 301 Report Credibility Continues to Hit Rock Bottom Read More »
A recent court ruling in the UK could have wide-ranging consequences across the Internet – especially for those living in the UK. The high court
UK High Court Orders ISPs to Block The Pirate Bay Read More »
