News regarding censorship.
There’s been a major development in Spain recently. The Ley de Economia Sostenible (Sustainable Economy Act) in Spain now no longer has the highly controversial […]
US Pressure Backfires as Site Blocking is Voted Down in Spain Read More »
Not a lot of news is happening in Australia lately regarding the mandatory web filtering. So we decided to find out if anything has happened
Australian Net Filter Dead? Read More »
The shut down of 73,000 blogs certainly had a lot of people talking. The story made international headlines and, as a result, we here at
Drew Wilson Appears on Australias Radio Show ‘The Fourth Estate’ Read More »
The term, “paragraph 29” might not mean much for a number of bloggers unless you are an Italian blogger. In that case, the term “paragraph
New Bill to Clamp Down on Italian Bloggers Read More »
The story of Jessi Slaughter is reaching Australia, perhaps, for all the wrong reasons. A professor has taken the story and is arguing for internet
Prof – 4Chan Trolls Reason Enough For Mandatory Australian ISP Filter Read More »
There’s already been a lot of talk about a possible web filter in the EU and now the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA), a
EU Web Filtering Debate Heats Up With IT Group Denouncing It Read More »
We wrap things up with the last third of 2009. Part one. Part 2.
2009 – A ZeroPaid Year In Review – Part 3 of 3 Read More »
We continue with our 2009 year in review with part two of our three part review. Part one of three.
2009 – A ZeroPaid Year in Review – Part 2 of 3 Read More »
2008 was an interesting year in file-sharing and 2009 didn’t necessarily disappoint. There was plenty of ways to look at it, but there is one
2009 – A ZeroPaid Year in Review – Part 1 of 3 Read More »
When a crime is committed, one would think that allegations can be disputed in court. Apparently, the Spanish government is currently considering a law that
Spain Mulls Shuttering P2P Sites Without a Court Order Read More »
