Old articles I published on other sites
There’s been no shortage of people who offer solutions to the big question on what to do with file-sharing. Some say that ISPs need to […]
Study – Legalizing Filesharing and Issuing Flat Rate is the Way to Go Read More »
It seems that every year, a high profile anti-piracy entity winds up being on the wrong end of a copyright violation – this year did
Political Hypocrisy: French President Sued for Copyright Infringement Read More »
Claims that the extortion letter is protected by copyright and cannot be posted online.
Davenport Lyons Threatens to Sue Wikileaks Over Publication of Extortion Letter Read More »
The Swedish IFPI website was recently hacked, but Brokep said in his blog that ThePirateBay is already winning the case and that this kind of
Swedish IFPI Website Hacked Read More »
Jesse Browns Search Engine on CBC covered a very interesting topic recently. The growth of bandwidth consumption went down 45% in Canada recently.
Canadian ISP Bandwidth Consumption Growth Falls 45% Read More »
It might not have been as dramatic as day 2 of the trial, but the day wasn’t void of the defence casting doubt on the
Day #3 of The Pirate Bay Trial – Users Responsible for Uploads Read More »
Many observers who take particular interest in Canadian issues surrounding copyright might find this to be a broken record, but a copyright lobby group is,
IIPA Blames Canada for Movie Piracy (Again) Read More »
Says people like the Electronic Frontier Australia are a bunch of extremists.
Professor – Unfiltered Internet Has No Place in a Democracy Read More »
Says that because the site had advertising, it is an illegal website.
French Film Director Pushes Canadian Streaming Site Offline Read More »
The Canadian government made signals that it wants to reintroduce the modernization of investigation techniques which brought forth the infamous “lawful access” provision.
An International Look on Why Canada Shouldn’t Consider Surveillance Legislation Read More »
