Old articles I published on other sites
Apparently, keeping your fingers crossed is good enough for the Australian government who plans to use ISP-based filtering technology despite evidence saying it’s a waste […]
Australian Government to Finance Faulty Internet Filtering Technology Read More »
There’s some more anti-p2p propaganda starting to circulate as news in Britain, but an investigation into the law firm reveals that there is a connection
One of the RIAA’s Law Firms Tries to Scare British P2P Users Read More »
Here’s a relatively unique way to blame piracy – say that it’s the reason you don’t have a monopoly to avoid anti-trust fines.
Microsoft – We Don’t Have a Monopoly in China Because of Piracy Read More »
You’d think that with the passage of the Higher Education Act, which forces colleges and universities in the United States to block P2P and promote
Napster 2.0 Could Be Put on the Auction Block Read More »
Protests against over-reaching surveillance powers isn’t just for Europeans anymore – the campaign appears to be expected to make it all the way to the
Freedom Not Fear Campaign Going from Europe-Wide to Worldwide Read More »
There’s been quite a lot of evidence to support the idea that copyright term extension in Europe is a bad idea, yet the people tasked
A Look Back – European Copyright Term Extension Effort Draws Concern Read More »
It seems that one political party in New Zealand has some bold plans for the future of New Zealand’s technology sector.
New Zealand – Green Party Pushes for Open WiFi Internet and End to Software Patents Read More »
The computer industry has, no doubt, been a huge success in the last 50 or so years – including the hardware side of things. Has
Piracy – The Secret Money-Maker for the Hardware Industry – ID Software CEO Read More »
The open content community has been very upbeat recently – and it’s no surprise since they won what they say is a major legal victory.
Open Content Community Celebrates Legal Victory Read More »
The Prime Minister of Canada is reportedly hinting at calling an election. If an election is called, history could repeat itself and have the Canadian
Canadian DMCA Doomed if Government Follows Through and Triggers Election Read More »
