Old articles I published on other sites
Does file-sharing help make pop music popular? That debate has been going on for years, but a study appears to have sided with those that […]
‘Study’ By Online Music Licensing Org – File-sharing Makes Pop Music More Popular Read More »
One of the most talked about trials surrounding file-sharing today took a new twist. The bank in charge of the accounts of The Pirate Bay
Swedish Bank to Freeze Accounts of The Pirate Bay Admins Read More »
There’s an interesting case that is already developing in Norway. A film was leaked online and the copyright industry in the country demanded that police
Norway – Can the Copyright Industry Prosecute Copyright Infringers? Read More »
Recently, the copyright industry has been using international means to pressure Canada into copyright reform. Since the accusations by the copyright industry are that Canada’s
Canadian RCMP Arrests 5 for Bootlegging Latest Films Read More »
The fair use community of the United States is abuzz over a video clip that shows how the MPAA feels that educational exception should operate.
MPAA – Camming Movies is an Acceptable Practice (for Teachers) Read More »
How far are the copyright lobbyists willing to go to bully Canada into copyright reform? It appears as though the copyright industry is now attempting
Is the IFPI Obstructing Free Trade to Pressure Canada into Copyright Reform? Read More »
There have been many who compare Google to ThePirateBay. The technical front may be more of a grey area that can be debated back and
Google Currently Offering Free Web App to Access BitTorrent Trackers Read More »
It’s being hailed by municipal broadband supporters as a major victory in the fight over whether or not Salisbury and Wilson should be allowed to
‘Level the Playing Field’ Bill Delayed – Sent to Committee Read More »
It’s certainly a big debate in the United States – namely in two cities in the state of North Carolina – but should barriers be
Major Opposition Mounts By Eve of Municiple Broadband Vote Read More »
In just about every place in the world, Google is the number one search engine. China is an exception to that where Baidu.cn is the
Chinese Government Mandated Search Engine Blacklist Leaked Read More »
