Demand Progress Files Brief in MegaUpload Case
Demand Progress has filed a legal brief, joining the many in call to permit users who used MegaUpload legally to have their files returned.
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Leap Second Crashes The Pirate Bay [Updated]
Panic ensued over The Pirate Bay going down. The problem for about two hours was that no one knew why until now. It turns out,
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The Pirate Bay Goes Down for Unknown Reasons
Swedish BitTorrent website ThePirateBay has been experiencing some downtime recently. Unfortunately, no one seems to know why the site is down.
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Copyright Used to Censor Enbridge Pipeline Satirical Criticism
A cartoonist is currently witnessing what is commonly referred to as the Streisand effect. Over the last week, a cartoonist released a satirical criticism of
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Australian Committee Recommends Against Ratifying ACTA
ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) has certainly been at the receiving end of numerous heavy blows. The heaviest are coming from Europe where widespread opposition and
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Spotify Takes Second Place for Most Record Label Revenue Generated
One of the many things that record labels have said in the past is that because physical record labels have fallen, that means file-sharing is
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NZ Court Rules Warrant Against MegaUpload Invalid, Evidence Removal Illegal
The FBI and major multinational corporations were dealt with a heavy blow in the MegaUpload case. A New Zealand court has ruled that the warrants
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US ‘6 Strike’ Rule Starts This Sunday, How Are You Preparing?
While UK regulators are trying to move ahead with a 3 strikes rule, US ISPs have cut a deal with rights holders so that they
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UK’s OfCom Publishes Draft Three Strikes Law Standards for ISPs
The UK is one of only a select few countries that have embarked on a path of creating a “Three Strikes” law where if you
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An Analysis of the TPP’s Infamous Intellectual Property Draft Chapter
When the investment chapter draft leaked, it sparked outrage amongst the people in New Zealand and pushed the New Zealand government into damage control. Now
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