Old articles I published on other sites
Trying to get the gatekeepers of the internet – mainly the Internet Service Provider – to fight against ‘copyright infringement’ is nothing new.
Demanding the Impossible – RIAA Demands ISPs Fight Piracy Read More »
On the heals of a critical victory for file-sharers in the United States, a new turn is unfolding that may be seen as a critical
Anti-Piracy Czar to be Created in US Congress Read More »
After being criticized for being illegal by many including FIPR, now there is growing calls by others to make Phorm opt-in instead of opt-out to
Britain – Growing Calls Emerge to Make Phorm Opt-In Read More »
It hasn’t been looking good for the three strike policy in Europe to cut off file-sharers from the internet, but that isn’t stopping one politician
German Secretary of Culture Wants to Cut Off File-sharers from the Internet Read More »
A few days ago, we reported on eMule going into beta testing. We went to eMule to discuss things like how the test was going
eMule Beta Testing – Responses From the Community Read More »
The eMule community is currently getting together to help beta-test a new version of eMule.
eMule 0.49a In Beta Testing Read More »
Things have been interesting for the last year or two for WinMX users.
ZeroPaid Interviews an Operator of WinMXWorld Read More »
The Phorm storm in Britain has made the headlines a couple of times. The question on whether the system is even legal has gotten FIPR
Britain – FIPR Phones Home to Say that Phorm is Actually Illegal Read More »
Last Week, ZeroPaid reported on comments made by Bill Patry which suggests that the copyright industry is looking to make money off of private copying.
Open Rights Group Echoes Patry’s Concerns Read More »
Usenet is a network that is often referred to as a service that allows people to communicate to one another. However, there is an interesting
How To Download From UseNet For Free Using NZB Files Via ISP Read More »
