News in the controversial world of file-sharing
The MPAA apparently said that the “enemies of copyright have really done a good job at creating the false premise that the interest of copyright […]
MPAA Admits to Losing PR War to the ‘Enemies of Copyright’ Read More »
Some may not know it, but June is an interesting month for file-sharer’s. This year, June marks a major milestone for file-sharers. It was June,
10th Anniversary of Napster This Month Read More »
File-sharing, for years, has been one of the copyright industry’s favourite scape-goat. Lately, British news sources have received a fresh dose of “studies” where the
Music Sale Losses Due to Gaming, DVDs, Not P2P Read More »
There was a major shutdown of a private BitTorrent website recently. The French military was apparently used to shut down Snowtigers. 10 people were arrested
French Military Called in to Shut Down SnowTigers.net Read More »
Late last night, we touched on statistics that were posted about file-sharing as the copyright industry sees it. While the copyright industry claims that this
Further Doubt Cast on UK Copyright Industry P2P Statistics Read More »
In some parts of the world, like Canada, it’s very difficult to motivate a younger audience (like, around 30 years or younger) to actually go
The Pirate Bay Urges EU Users to Get Out and Vote Read More »
Using the strikingly flawed logic that everyone connecting to a file-sharing network is automatically a copyright infringer, the UK copyright industry wants the government to
UK Copyright Industry Wants to Use Pop-Ups to Stop File-Sharing Read More »
After getting busted for pirating a deceptive statistic and trying to use the mask of an independent organization to push for restrictive copyright agenda in
1.3B Canadian Downloads, 1.3M UK Downloaders – Coincidence? Read More »
Michael Geist may have uncovered one of the most revealing pieces about the copyright lobby in Canada. Said Geist about the Board’s report, “this work
Conference Board of Canada Pirates Report to Call for Tough Action Against Piracy? Read More »
The French Culture minister said that the French Three Strikes Law could disconnect 1,000 users per day once it takes effect. All this is happening
French Minister – Three Strikes Law Would See 1000 Disconnections Daily Read More »
