Old articles I published on other sites
Early voting has already taken place in Europe and a new poll is out. The Pirate Party now has 7.9% support of the Swedish voting […]
Latest Poll – Pirate Party Could Win a Seat in EU Election Read More »
It’s another blow to the studies that are put out by the industry to highlight the problems of piracy – one of the studies published
BSA Admits Calculated Losses Due to Swedish Software Piracy Entirely Hypothetical Read More »
One of the major criticisms of the plaintiffs of The Pirate Bay trial is the heavy involvement of the United States. In Canada, many have
Pressuring Other Countries to Enforce Copyright to Be Part of US Foreign Policy Read More »
Is it bad publicity for plaintiff lawyers when the judge presiding of the case against The Pirate Bay admins is accused of being biased? What
Currently, we only have a Google translation of the article, but if the translation came out right, is France really preparing to allow the government
After France passed the three strikes law in their country, there were many questions over how this seemed to contradict recently adopted legislation known as
Will the EU Litigate France Over French Three Strikes Law If Passed? Read More »
There’s been small movements in the Jammie Thomas case, but recently, the US’s first file-sharing case to make it to the US court system and
RIAA Objects to Jammie Thomas Having Legal Council During Re-trial Read More »
A newly leaked government report is suggesting that the Swedish government is planning on implementing a new law that would force ISPs to retain all
Swedish Government Wants to Force ISPs to Retain Data for 6 Months Read More »
Many would argue that it’s up to the record industry to somehow reconcile with new technology, like the internet, instead of fighting it. As if
Sony CEO – The Internet? Nothing Good Has Ever Come Out of There! Read More »
If one were to frame this as a case of biting the hand that feeds it, there would be plenty of people who wouldn’t be
RIAA vs. Public Radio – Performance Rights Act Moves Ahead Read More »
